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Look ma, no electricity!
German holiday pyramids debuted in the early 1800s, long before the invention of electricity. Instead, they rely on the candles heating up the air, which then pushes up against the blades of the wheel above. The result is a spinning, eye-catching display of traditional Christmas scenes, hand-carved by artisans in Germany.
- Mix of linden, mahogany, walnut, elm, beech, pine, ash, and alder woods
- Traditional holiday scenes
- Hand-carved in Germany since 1899
- Authentic candles included
- Made in: Seiffen, Germany
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
German holiday pyramids debuted in the early 1800s, long before the invention of electricity. Instead, they rely on the candles heating up the air, which then pushes up against the blades of the wheel above. The result is a spinning, eye-catching display of traditional Christmas scenes, hand-carved by artisans in Germany.
- Mix of linden, mahogany, walnut, elm, beech, pine, ash, and alder woods
- Traditional holiday scenes
- Hand-carved in Germany since 1899
- Authentic candles included
Look ma, no electricity!
German holiday pyramids debuted in the early 1800s, long before the invention of electricity. Instead, they rely on the candles heating up the air, which then pushes up against the blades of the wheel above. The result is a spinning, eye-catching display of traditional Christmas scenes, hand-carved by artisans in Germany.
- Mix of linden, mahogany, walnut, elm, beech, pine, ash, and alder woods
- Traditional holiday scenes
- Hand-carved in Germany since 1899
- Authentic candles included
- Made in: Seiffen, Germany
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
German holiday pyramids debuted in the early 1800s, long before the invention of electricity. Instead, they rely on the candles heating up the air, which then pushes up against the blades of the wheel above. The result is a spinning, eye-catching display of traditional Christmas scenes, hand-carved by artisans in Germany.
- Mix of linden, mahogany, walnut, elm, beech, pine, ash, and alder woods
- Traditional holiday scenes
- Hand-carved in Germany since 1899
- Authentic candles included