Bring the European Easter tree tradition into your home with Scandinavian decorations and handcrafted German wooden bunnies. See how to layer texture, colour, and heritage into a beautiful spring display.
Easter at Niederegger begins with marzipan, tradition, and a closely guarded sweet secret. Discover how their iconic Easter figures are made in Lübeck, Germany.
A winter journey to Japan introduced us to a New Year tradition built on surprise and delight. This January, we’re honouring that spirit with a special gift included with qualifying orders during our annual sale on European sweets. Read more...
This Christmas season challenged us in new ways—but also reminded us why we do what we do. From extraordinary customer kindness to small moments of grace, we’re sharing a few reflections as we pause and look ahead. Read more.
Discover the Herrnhuter Moravian Star, a handmade German Christmas lantern with a rich history and timeless charm. Learn how these glowing stars bring warmth, tradition, and joy to homes around the world.
German incense cones and wooden smoker figures are a beloved part of Christmas tradition, especially in Germany’s Erzgebirge region. In this post, discover how these fragrant little cones add warmth, nostalgia, and old-world charm to your holiday décor.
Don't toss that gorgeous Cavendish & Harvey tin! Discover creative and practical ways to upcycle your candy containers into candles, planters, gift boxes, and more.
A new season is coming, with fresh finds from Europe, a few thoughtful changes, and Christmas Collections opening August 28. One change? No printed catalog this year — find out why in the blog.
Wendt & Kühn figures are beloved for their charm and craftsmanship — but what happens when one is “retired”? In this post, we explain what retirement means in the world of Wendt & Kühn, why it matters to collectors, and how it adds to the magic of these wooden treasures. If you’re a fan or a first-time buyer, this is helpful to know!
