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Gingerbread House Smoker by Christian Ulbricht – Handcrafted German Art
This stunning hand carved German gingerbread house smoker holds an incense cone inside and smoke flows from the structure when the smoker is in use. This smoker is built in the shape of a gingerbread house, just like the witch’s house in the classic German story by the Brothers Grimm, Hansel and Gretel! The house, in light and dark shades of gingerbread wood with white frosting snow, features a dark brown chimney and brown gingerbread designs of various shapes along the roof, all decorated with white frosting. A coat of white frosting snow hangs along the edge of the roof. Outside the house there is a white fence and evergreen tree and a happy couple, a white frosting covered gingerbread man and woman enjoying the beautiful Christmas landscape in the Black Forest!
Q: How does this smoker work?
A: Simply lift the top section, place a mini incense cone inside, and enjoy the gentle smoke that drifts from the chimney like a cozy winter cottage.
Q: What materials are used in this piece?
A: Each Gingerbread House is made from select hardwoods and hand painted in warm brown tones with white accents to resemble icing and snow.
Q: Is this a good piece for collectors?
A: Yes. It’s a favorite among collectors of German folk art and Christmas décor, especially those who love fairytale themes.
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