Pyramid Christmas Story 3-floor

This 3-tier Christmas story pyramid is lovingly and traditionally handcrafted by Richard Glsser from local wood.Pyramids are a must for many households at Christmas time, the cozy light of the candles creates a contemplative and warm light that invites you to linger.This beautiful pyramid tells the Christmas story on three floors and is made of light natural wood. The figures are lovingly painted in strong colors and bring the scene to life.At the top of the pyramid are large wings decorated with fine star patterns. They rotate gently as the warmth of the candles rises.The lower floor shows the Holy Family. Mary and Joseph stand next to the manger in which the baby Jesus rests. The Three Wise Men bring their gifts while a camel driver carefully leads his camel. An angel in a white robe with golden wings announces the good news of the birth of Jesus and complements the scene perfectly. This floor is rich in colorful figures that bring the story to life.On the middle floor, two shepherds walk past with their sheep. Their modest appearance symbolizes the simple and peaceful atmosphere of Christmas night. Here, too, there are loving details that bring the scene to life.At the very top are three angels in long, white dresses playing heavenly music. Each angel holds an instrument in their hands and spreads the sound of joy and peace. This floor conveys a festive and celebratory mood.The pyramid radiates a special warmth through the many carefully designed details. Each figure and each element tells a part of the Christmas story, so that you can always discover something new.natural figures colorfulforpyramid candles3 floorsapprox. 46 cm highYou can find more pretty pyramids from Richard Glsser and from other manufacturers from the Ore Mountainshere.The history of Christmas pyramids:The history of Christmas pyramids goes back to the 16th century. Miners from the Ore Mountains developed these works of art. They created Christmas pyramids to bring light into the dark winter days. This tradition combined Christian symbols with local craft skills.Initially, miners used simple wooden frames with candles. The rising candlelight made the pyramids move. Over time, craftsmen refined the design and created multi-tiered models. They carved detailed figures as well as religious scenes to represent the birth of Christ.In the 19th century, pyramids experienced a boom. They developed into popular Christmas decorations in German households. Industrialization allowed pyramids to become more widespread. Today, Christmas pyramids are an integral part of traditional Christmas markets.