Posted on March 17, 2017 | 0 Comments
New for 2017 is Wendt and Kühn's Girl Finding Easter Eggs. She joyfully discovers two red eggs and one blue tucked in beneath a flower.
Seeing her for the first time, left us wondering about the origin of the Easter Egg Hunt.
One of the earliest references is to Scotland, where "it used to be the custom on Easter Sunday for the young people to go out early in the morning to search for the eggs of various wild fowls for breakfast, it being thought most lucky to find them."
The egg has been a symbol of life dating back at least 2,500 years. Long associated with the circle of life (rebirth and renewal), for plants and animals alike, the egg was first seen as a symbol of the beginning of spring and later adopted as a Christian symbol.
King Edward I of England is renown for popularizing the custom of dyeing eggs for Easter in 1307, when he had 450 eggs boiled and decorated for the royal household.
Wendt and Kühn's Girl Finding Easter Eggs is the latest in their wonderful Easter collection. Cherish her alone or add her to other fine Wendt and Kühn Easter children - which you can find here.
Enjoy My Growing Tradition's Pinterest board on Easter.
Posted in Easter, Erzgebirge, German Folk Art, German Traditions, Spring, Wendt and Kühn
Posted on December 01, 2016 | 0 Comments
This year, for the first time, Wendt and Kühn has created an on-line advent calendar. Each day one can visit their calendar to discover a favorite Wendt and Kühn figure.
Check it out, here... and move forward each new day of advent...
Such a fun way to celebrate all our favorite Wendt and Kühn figures - one of those extra special delights of Christmas.
Posted in Erzgebirge, German Christmas, German Folk Art, German Traditions, Wendt and Kühn
Posted on August 30, 2016 | 0 Comments
This years Orchestra Angel from Wendt and Kühn is a three piece set - the Angel with two separate percussion drums.
We have added a number of other members of Wendt and Kühn's Orchestra Angels and now offer more than 40 to choose from. You can find your favorite instruments here.
Enjoy!
Posted in Angels, Erzgebirge, Wendt and Kühn
Posted on March 24, 2016 | 0 Comments
New for 2016, Wendt and Kühn's Boy with an Easter Egg on a Pole is simply said - wonderful...
A delightful addition to your Spring Parade.
You will want to discover Wendt and Kühn's new for 2016 collection - some are here, some are coming. All are fabulous!
Posted in Easter, Erzgebirge, German Folk Art, Spring, Wendt and Kühn
Posted on December 26, 2015 | 0 Comments
This Year - new for 2015 - Wendt and Kühn has introduced a second Slumber Vault (the first being a Slumber Vault to house your Angel Musicians) - storage box - tailor-made for the safekeeping of your Wendt & Kühn Grunhainichen Angel Christmas Ornaments
Sealed at the factory - the ornament vault measures 18 inches wide x 12 inches deep and 4 inches high and is made of presentation-quality cardboard. 30 compartments house your Grunhainichen Angel ornament collection. The Angel ornaments are pictured on all four sides of the vault.
An exquisite answer for storing and protecting your prized Wendt and Kuhn Christmas ornaments year-in-year-out.
Posted in Angels, Erzgebirge, German Christmas, German Folk Art, Wendt and Kühn
Posted on November 26, 2015 | 0 Comments
The perfect gift of art! or, simply enjoy this sampler - a very special and wonderful opportunity to discover the artists we all treasure... and save $20.00
Posted in Angels, Carbonel Santons, Christian Werner, Dala Horses, Erzgebirge, German Christmas, German Folk Art, Provence Christmas, Trees, Wendt and Kühn
Posted on November 18, 2015 | 0 Comments
She stands proud with the Musician Angels, beside your collection of Grunhainichen Angels, or even enjoyed in a Children's Parade.
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A wonderful gift at Christmas!
Posted in Angels, Erzgebirge, German Christmas, German Folk Art, German Traditions, Wendt and Kühn