Music boxes from Wendt & Kühn work wonderfully – either displayed on their own or combined with accompanying figurines that continue the story of the music box. Many of the figurines featured on the boxes are also available as figurines in their own right – as are the trees which you can arrange next to the music box. An important tip is to use an uneven number – just as with a bouquet of flowers. The small pixies lend additional charm to the scene.

Sprigs of greenery, white candles, a shimmering white ribbon and, as the highlight of this Advent wreath – Angels on Clips. With their white robes and green wings with eleven white dots they are the crowning glory of this dream arrangement in green and white. If you want to celebrate the magic of Advent in a very special way, you can add a new angel to the wreath each Advent Sunday, until the Christmas circle is complete on the 4th Sunday in Advent.

As Christmas decorations go, you cannot get more traditional than Wendt & Kühn’s Angel Orchestra arranged on a blue Angel Mountain. Angel Mountain corner units offer attractive options for displaying the heavenly orchestra to the best advantage – either on their own or combined with other Angel Mountains you already have. What’s more, this orchestra has more than just Christmas music in its repertoire and it delights its audience with its gentle sounds all year round.

Delicate eucalyptus branches and sprigs of spruce make the perfect base for a striking wreath. It doesn’t matter which are your favorite Eleven Dot Angels – the suspended ones, those riding on celestial bodies or the angels on clips – any of our figurines will “round out” your Christmas wreath. A gold ribbon accentuates its festive nature and helps to secure the wreath to a door or wall.

The Eleven Dot Angels first appeared on a decorated Christmas tree in the mid-1920s and they were joined later by the Marguerite Angels. These heavenly messengers still make eyes light up and the whole room sing when placed on Christmas trees and in floral arrangements. And it doesn’t always have to be on a Christmas tree: the angels also cut a fine figure on sprays and individual branches.

A Christmas star on your windowsill – but this time not a poinsettia, but a large figurine from Wendt & Kühn. With its practical stand, the Angel Musician in Star decorates the window without the need to suspend it. But it also looks heavenly when it is suspended using the matching ribbon that comes with it. What’s more, this approximately 30-centimeter-high angel is also available sitting in a crescent moon or riding on a comet.