Wendt & Kühn Grünhainichen Angel - Angel with Zither, Sitting
Please note: Wendt & Kühn crafts this angel with either blond or dark hair. Because we don't know which version will arrive from Germany, your angel's hair colour will be a delightful surprise.
The Angel with Zither, Sitting celebrates the rich folk music traditions of Central Europe. Seated at a little bench with the zither resting on a table before it, this handcrafted German wooden angel figurine captures the quiet charm of a beloved stringed instrument. Its unique pose and detailed design add variety to the celebrated Wendt & Kühn family of angel musicians, making it a wonderful addition to any growing Grünhainichen Angel collection.
- Handcrafted and hand-painted in Grünhainichen, Germany
- Height: 5 cm (2")
- Seated figure with zither on table
- Presented in an official Wendt & Kühn gift box
About the Grünhainichen Angels
The beloved Grünhainichen Angels have been handcrafted by Wendt & Kühn in Germany since 1923. Instantly recognized by the eleven white dots on their green wings, these charming wooden angels have become treasured symbols of German Christmas craftsmanship around the world. Whether playing an instrument, carrying a gift, or celebrating a special occasion, each figure is crafted and hand-painted with extraordinary care. Browse our complete Grünhainichen Angel collection to discover musicians, choirs, seasonal figures, gift-bearing angels, and special editions, each featuring the iconic eleven white dots on their green wings.
About Wendt & Kühn
Founded in 1915 in the Erzgebirge region of Germany, Wendt & Kühn is renowned for creating some of the world's finest handcrafted wooden figurines. Each piece is made and hand-painted in the company's workshops in Grünhainichen using traditional techniques that have been refined for more than a century. Combining exceptional craftsmanship with the timeless designs of founder Grete Wendt, Wendt & Kühn creations are cherished by collectors and families as heirlooms to be enjoyed for generations.
