Arch with spheres and skier

The arched tree adorned with baubles and skiers comes from the Taulin workshop in Oberwiesenthal. It is handcrafted in-house from local woods and bears the “Genuine Erzgebirge” certificate, representing authentic Erzgebirge craftsmanship of the highest quality. 48 × 42 cm · Natural wood · LED strip The outer frame is formed by a wide, evenly curved arch made of light-colored natural wood. Its two-tiered construction creates an elegant depth effect. The solid wooden base with two feet ensures stability and secure placement. This makes the arch a perfect addition to any windowsill, sideboard, or dining table. The special highlight of this version is the four original Thuringian glass baubles with golden necks, which hang freely from the Christmas tree within the fretwork winter scene. The red baubles capture the warm LED light, casting a soft, festive glow into the room. This clearly distinguishes this version from the purely fretwork version, giving it a particularly elegant and three-dimensional appearance. In the background, a delicate fretwork winter landscape unfolds. Fir trees, drifting clouds, birds perched on branches, and a snow-covered mountain hut create an atmospheric setting. Glittering stars twinkle across the entire surface. In the foreground, two hand-carved skier figures stand, wearing knitted scarves, hats, and carrying skis and poles. Together, they evoke the joy of winter sports in the snow-covered Ore Mountains. As soon as the integrated LED strip is switched on, it bathes the entire scene in a warm, golden light. The glass spheres shine particularly brightly, giving the arch a vibrant sense of depth. This arch thus combines winter joie de vivre, exquisite glass craftsmanship, and Ore Mountain wood art into a unique piece – perfect as a gift or a personal collector’s item. Height approx. 37 cm | Width approx. 48 cm | Depth approx. 5 cm Arch: natural finish 4 red glass spheres Indirect lighting You can find more beautiful candle arches from Taulin and other manufacturers from the Ore Mountains here.