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Wald animals: deer, fox, and squirrel
Doe with fawn, fawn, fox, wild boar, squirrel with nut, owl, and fly agaric mushroom—together they form a tree that looks more like a snow-covered forest than a Christmas market. The pine cones from the same world and the icicles in winter white are a perfect match.
Dog, Cat and the Ones from the Yard
The dachshund is our most sought-after pet motif, along with dogs and cats in general. Those who prefer a more rural style will find sheep, billy goat, hen, rooster, and chick. Farm animals are the motifs that make children stop and stare at the tree.
And the ones you don’t expect
Chameleon, snake, turtle, frog, grasshopper, polar bear: This world doesn’t end at the local forest. For anyone whose favorite animal won’t fit on just any Christmas tree—and stands out precisely because of it.
That's Why Animals & Nature
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It’s the details that matter
The squirrel is holding a nut, the deer has a fawn with it, the fly agaric its spots. Up close, these are the details that distinguish each motif from the others.
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Smaller than expected, bigger than expected
The figures range from 2 to 26 cm. A picture in your hand answers the question of size faster than any measurement.
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This is what the topic looks like in full
Four to six animal motifs between understated baubles — that’s all it takes for a tree to have its own character.
