Wendt and Kuhn

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been busily making heavenly little angels, which can fly happily around your tree. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been busily making heavenly little angels, which can fly happily around your tree. 

Landing on the very tips of your branches, these precious angels are the absolute finishing touch to a beautiful tree and are my favorite of all the Wendt and Kuhn Angel ornaments.

This music box with the impressive tree was designed by Grete Wendt in 1925/1926 and has remained in the collection ever since.  Even the Swedish royal family owned one.  In 1999, it acheived further renown when, to mark the 650th anniversary of the village, a large copy of it was erected in the ceter of Grunhainichen, close to the Wendt and Kuhn manufactory.  Since that time, it has delighted young and old alike.

Elaborately embellished, imaginatively painted and equipped with 
quality Swiss 36 tone music works, Wendt & Kühn Music Boxes  play  springtime melodies or lilting waltzes paired with joyous figurines that stir memories, lull to sleep or allow for a soothing pause in the middle of a hectic day. These Music Boxes bring artistic and technical craftsmanship together into one perfect harmony.

This music box is 7.5"H and plays "Waltz of the Flowers".

Wendt and Kuehn was the brain child of Grete Wendt, who, in 1915, founded her own woodworking studios in the heart of Germany, in the small mountain village of Grunhainichen. For more than 90 years, the workshops of Wendt and Kuehn have been a bustling cradle of heavenly little angels, adorable Blossom Kinder and colorful droves of charming wooden figures cherished the world over. The expert woodturners, gluers, sanders and painters still produce all the figures by hand, fully continuing the graceful tradition so prevalent in Grete's time.