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 Willkommen!! You are at our online ChristKindl-Markt, a German Christmas Market and European Gift Shop, serving our customers since 1993 - Located in Pennsylvania. We feature a large variety of the finest German Pyramids, which use candle power to rotate the levels of woodcarved figurines. Give A Memory That Will Last A Life Time with our German Handcrafted Holiday Treasures.
Shop for great Pyramids, Nutcrackers, Smokers, Figurines, Ornaments and More. Over 2000 German handcrafted gift items for you to choose from. We work directly with German manufacturers, cutting out the "middle-man", making our prices very reasonable!
 We strive to give you, our customer, the best shopping service experience possible. With that in mind, enjoy your time shopping here today, knowing we are here to help you! |
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We have fine crafted items from Glaesser, KWO, Dregeno, Ratags, Mueller, Preissler, Wendt and Kuhn - German Pyramids, German Nutcrackers, German Smokers, search by manufacturer names or by item! Try it out!
Everyone loves German Smokers, the jolly rotund characters that "smoke" incense. Smokers add charm and delight to every room where they are displayed, and ChristKindl-Markt has a large selection of characters to choose from.
ChristKindl-Markt offers Collector quality ornaments and figurines from Germany, the finest that the Erzgebirge Seiffen craftsmen create.
Search on the "shop" pages of ChristKindl-Markt to find exactly the type of item you are looking for, whether it is a Dentist German Smoker or a Chimney Sweep German Nutcracker, search by manufacturer names or item description.
Remember.. we are only a click away!
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Article Excerpts
- Do German Pyramid Levels Have Significance?
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German pyramids have been a Christmas tradition for over three centuries in Germany and the tradition has been spreading throughout Europe, America, and the rest of the world ever since. Germany is responsible for creating, advancing, or promoting the majority of the Christmas traditions that we all celebrate in today. The Germans were the first to place Christmas trees in their homes as a symbol of their faith in Christianity, advanced the idea of decorating the Christmas tree by producing ornaments and candy decorations, and they promoted the idea of a jolly elf who flies around the world on Christmas Eve leaving children presents and goodies to open on Christmas Day. All of these Christmas traditions started as a way to celebrate and honor the birth of Jesus and their faith in the Christian faith. ........ read more.
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