Herrnhuter® paste paper

Handcraft & tradition

At an early stage, the Herrnhuter Brothers' Congregation distinguished itself through diverse inventions in the craft - including the production of special papers. As early as 1764, the Herrnhut book covers, boxes and boxes have been decorated with a special type of paper - processed using the paste technique.

The Herrnhuter® paste paper takes up this traditional technique.
A limited small series with an is created in elaborate manual work.

Included in delivery - complete set:

    1 paper star I6 Ø60cm, made using paste technology - color: emerald green
    1 lighting set, 4m white cable, with switch and LED

Please note:
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Subject to availability, delivery is only in normal household quantities - a maximum of 1 pieces per customer or per household.
Multiple orders will not be considered and may be canceled!

A special craftsmanship - each star is unique

Peace and concentration fill the room. A fresh scent of paper wafts through the air. Color slowly pours into the liquid paste. Once the perfect shade has been found, the paper spikes are given their delicate colored coating. Every single point is decorated with patterns by hand with great sensitivity and then rests to dry.

approx. 100 points are painted by hand per day

With a skilful hand, the >> Spitzeldreher << processes the dried and pressed spikes into a cone - then the individual pieces rest again to dry.

An >> Spitzeldreher << turns around 150 points per day
 

The >> frame glue << give the point the right shape. Perfectly coordinated, they work together on the completion. Punched out cardboard frames are given a fine coat of glue and allow the paper cones to take on their square and triangular shape.

A >> frame glue << processes approx. 150 points per day

The prongs rest again so that the quality control can then be passed. With an attentive eye, point by point, it is checked one last time before each star is individually packaged and given a number.