Smoker cook, natural

This natural chef incense smoker is lovingly and traditionally handcrafted by the Friedbert Uhlig woodturning workshop. Natural incense smokers and miniatures with unusual motifs are the hallmark of the Leubsdorf-based Uhlig company.To preserve the wood grain, the smokers are simply varnished and stained, making each figure unique in its own way, and you will always receive a one-of-a-kind piece.The chef incense smoker impresses with its lovingly crafted, detailed design and harmonious color scheme in natural wood tones. The upper body is made of light wood, with the fine grain clearly visible, giving the chef a warm, authentic appearance. Two small, golden buttons on the belly add shiny accents and structure to the appearance.On his head, the smoker wears a simple, light-colored chefs hat, making his role immediately recognizable. His face appears both friendly and focused, featuring lovingly painted eyes, subtle black eyebrows, and a small black nose. In his mouth, he holds a classic smokers pipe, which points slightly sideways, creating the typical expression of these figures.In his left hand, the chef holds a gold-colored cooking pot containing several small, round pieces of wood resembling potatoes or dumplings. A wooden spoon, attached to the pot with a string, completes this charming kitchen motif. In his right hand, the smoker balances a round tray on which lies a golden-brown roasted poultry carved in detail, with clearly visible wings and legs.The smoker chef is not only decorative but also functional, as the upper body can be easily removed. This allows you to place a standard size M incense cone inside. As it burns, the smoke rises gently through the mouth, breathing life into the cook and creating a cozy atmosphere like in a warm, fragrant kitchen.Note:Wood is a natural product, and no two pieces are alike. Therefore, the grain of the smoker may vary from item to item; this is not a reason for complaint.Height approx. 25 cmSuitable for standardincense conesNaturalYou can find other beautiful incense figures from Friedbert Uhlig and other manufacturers from the Ore Mountains,here.