Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker - The Small Bavarian
This Christian Ulbricht Nutcracker is the Small Bavarian. 11"H x 4"W x 4"D
Introducing the small Bavarian nutcracker holding his mug, a delightful piece handcrafted in Germany by the renowned Ulbricht/Seiffener Nussknacker brand.
This charming nutcracker is a true testament to German craftsmanship, meticulously handmade with attention to detail. With its traditional design and expert artistry, it embodies the rich heritage of the region.
Made with quality materials, this nutcracker is not only a decorative accent but also a functional piece. Its sturdy construction allows for easy cracking of nuts, adding a touch of whimsy to your holiday traditions.
Whether you're a collector of nutcrackers or looking for a unique gift, this small Bavarian nutcracker is sure to bring joy and charm to any home. Embrace the tradition and warmth of German craftsmanship with this exquisite piece.
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Experience the magic of the small Bavarian nutcracker and enhance your home with its authentic German charm. Order yours today and enjoy the craftsmanship and tradition it embodies.
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German Nutcrackers in the shape of Soldiers or Kings have been in use since the 15th century! The unsmiling figures are thought to be lucky, and provide protection for the household as they stand sentry on the mantle.
A “good” Nutcracker could be made from up to 130 carefully assembled pieces! Originally, the jaws were strong enough to crack walnuts. Today’s Nutcrackers are more decorative
In 1928, Christian Ulbricht’s father Otto founded the Ulbricht‘s Workshop for Fine Wooden Crafts and Toys in the small town Seiffen, in the heart of the Ore Mountains. Although the family moved to the west after the War, in 1990, his son Christian Ulbricht brought the company back to its original home in the Erzgebirge. Today, “the family and their team create traditional wooden art that brings joy to grown-ups and children alike. And in every single piece the spirit of Christmas is alive.”
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