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Schwibbogen (German pronunciation: [ʃʋɪp'boːɡən]) is a
decorative candle-holder from the Ore
Mountains region of Saxony, Germany. The
first metal schwibbogen...
- state-recognized
health resort (Erholungsort), and
calls itself Stadt des
Schwibbogens (“
Schwibbogen Town”). Its po****tion
decline since the 1950s has been extremely...
- the
typical christmas decorations of this
region like Raachermannel,
Schwibbögen and
Christmas pyramids. The town lies on the
northern declivity of the...
- open.
During Christmas time Räuchermänner are displa****
together with
Schwibbögen (candle arches), miners' figurines, angels, and
Christmas pyramids. Several...
- An
Oberwiesenthal candle arch or
Schwibbogen...
-
pyramids (carousels with
figures of the
Christmas story or from mining) and
Schwibbögen (wooden
candle arches, displa**** in windows,
symbolising the opening...
- nutcrackers, hand-carved
wooden trees (Spanbäume),
candle arches, (
Schwibbogen),
Christmas pyramids and
music boxes are made. Up to the last
third of...
-
pyramid was not
developed until the
early 19th century.
Schwibbogen Literally, the word
Schwibbogen means an arch "hanging" (schweben)
above you, between...
- and
Christmas pyramids (Flügelpyramiden), as well as
candle arches (
Schwibbogen), nutcrackers, and
music boxes. Even
today these are made
entirely by...
-
known by the
English term curfew. Well-to-do
families had a
candle arch (
Schwibbogen) of
masonry instead of a
wooden frame.
Smoke escaped through an opening...
