Toymaker Günther Pyramids

The Erzgebirge landscape idyll Seiffen is also known as a toy village - so it is not surprising that Spielwarenmacher Günther is also at home here. In addition to wooden toys and a variety of Christmas decorations, the wall pyramids from Spielwarenmacher Günther are a very unique invention of the creative manufacturer. The classic Christmas pyramid as a wall decoration in the parlor will amaze your guests.

Wall pyramids

To create an Advent atmosphere, Christmas decorations should find their place everywhere in the house. What certainly not everyone has seen yet are the pyramids on the wall designed by the company Günther. The example of Günther's 1-story wall pyramid "Seiffen Church" shows that it does not look bulky on the wall due to its narrow structure. The church with the surrounding Kurrendesängern and the trees in the background completely fill the small platform of the wall pyramid of toy maker Günther, two candles illuminate the scenery. The axle maintains enough distance from the wall through a wooden bracket attached to the back, so that the impeller can rotate easily with the warmth of the candles. To ensure that your pyramid shines in the most beautiful light, we recommend the quality candles from the house JEKA.

Pyramid with stepped tree

The 1-tier pyramid with stepped tree from the house of Günther is filled by a fir tree decorated with Christmas ornaments. This tea light pyramid with the step-like construction will catch the eye of anyone who has ever been to the Seiffen Star Market in the Ore Mountains. That's because the step tree can be marveled at there in life-size and was first set up in 2017 by none other than company boss Tino Günther. From the beginning, the interest in the step tree was so great that it is now also processed in small format in all kinds of decorations by toy maker Günther. The green-painted, rectangular wooden pieces are laid on top of each other in a staircase shape, creating the form of a fir tree. Distributed on the small pieces of wood are colorful candles and Christmas tree balls made of the same raw material, which gives the stepped tree from Spielwarenmacher Günther its festive character.

Quality from the homeland

More than 100 years of experience with the craft flow into the production of the products of toy maker Günther. Just as much value is placed on the Erzgebirge tradition as on the quality of the products. Attention to detail, care and sustainability are the ingredients for the lovingly designed end product of the toy maker. The use of local woods in manufacturing also combines tradition with a contemporary production process. The products are mostly handmade, with machines only used for quality assurance during trickier steps. Due to its attachment to its homeland, the manufacturer also makes a strong case for itself as a member of the Verband Erzgebirgischer Kunsthandwerker und Spielzeughersteller (Association of Ore Mountain Craftsmen and Toy Manufacturers) and DREGENO SEIFFEN eG. This association forms the cooperative of woodturners, sculptors, wood and toy manufacturers.

About toy maker Günther

The Seiffen family business Spielwarenmacher Günther has existed since 1914 and is now run with the greatest passion by Tino Günther. The philosophy of the company from the Erzgebirge is: to create new values, to live tradition and to express a sense of home. The prerequisite for the certificate "Original Erzgebirge Handicraft" is the high quality of the products, so that from the first concept to series production, every single item is subjected to a thorough inspection. Toymaker Günther is not only concerned with continuing the tradition in manufacturing, but also with passing on the associated values of craftsmanship. With the company already 100 years old, the manufacturer enriches the craft with many years of experience and can thus ensure a high standard of quality. With the essence of the company's philosophy, in addition to wooden toys, traditionally made candle arches, pyramids, incense burners, tree decorations and Easter items. In 2014, toy maker Günther celebrated the 100th anniversary of the company - so the manufacturer continues to say: Glück auf aus Seiffen!