Blank Long Robe Angel with Tubular Bells, colored

The long skirt angel with tubular bells, colored, is an enchanting figure from Blank, which is known for its hand-crafted masterpieces in the Ore Mountains. Blank, a traditional family business, has been delighting collectors and enthusiasts around the world for decades with unique pleated skirt angels that have enchanted collectors and enthusiasts around the world.With this long skirt angel, you can design your own personal group of angels and create a heavenly atmosphere. Whether its a wind instrument, singer or timpani you can choose which angel music will resound in your home. This angel wears an elegant white dress, crowned by a golden crown that underlines its royal and festive character.With a cheerful charisma and musical talent, the angel plays its tubular bells, which almost seem alive thanks to the detailed design. The characteristic blue wings give the figure a special lightness and symbolize the tradition of Ore Mountains wood art. They give each angel a magical, floating charm.The long-skirted angel with tubular bells is made from local wood and assembled by hand in around 135 precise steps. The attention to detail makes each piece unique and a special highlight in every Christmas or collectors decoration.Transform your home into a small world of angels and be inspired by the quality and tradition of the Blank angels. This long-skirted angel combines craftsmanship, elegance and tradition a must-have for collectors and everyone who loves the magic of Erzgebirge art.tubes 24 carat gold-platedHeight about 7cmcollectible figurecolouredYou can find more pretty angels from Blankhere.What is a psaltery?The psaltery (or psalterium) is a historical string instrument that was often used in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. It belongs to the zither family and usually consists of a flat, rectangular, trapezoidal or sometimes triangular resonator over which several strings are stretched.Characteristics of the psaltery:Strings: The strings can be made of gut, metal or other materials. There are psalteries with anywhere from a few to several dozen strings.How to play: The psaltery is either plucked (with fingers or picks) or bowed with a bow, as with the so-called bowed psaltery.Sound: The sound is bright and clear, and the instrument is well suited for melodies as well as harmonic accompaniment.Use: The psaltery was used in both sacred and secular music. It was often used in court circles, but also in folk music.The name psaltery comes from the Greek word psaltrion, which means a stringed instrument. It is often associated with the playing of psalms that were traditionally sung or accompanied.Today, the psaltery is played mainly in the historical music scene or in traditional folk music.