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Discover the world of travel
One motif per trip
You don’t build this world in just a few years: several figures for the journey that has stayed in your memory. This way, different travel stories hang on the tree – and each motif has its own story.
London as its own group
English taxi, telephone box, Big Ben, and the English guardsman together form a scene. If you know the city, the four figures look better hanging side by side than spread out.
Globe and house
The globe stands for wanderlust without a specific destination and suits anyone who would rather be on the road than at home. The house is its counterpart: the place you return to. Two figures that create a small statement side by side on the tree.
That’s Why Travel
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A suitcase that has already been on the road
The details on the suitcase are applied individually – which is why no two pieces look exactly alike.
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Four Figures, One City
Hung side by side, the taxi, telephone box, Big Ben, and guardsman create a scene rather than four separate pieces.
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Small enough for every branch
The globe is one of the handy motifs and also fits on thin branches farther out.
