Candles of Germany
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Tempel Wohnkultur on Elisabethenstrasse in Darmstadt chooses candles and vases, along with throws and cushions.
Manufaktur für Schönes on Schüsselbuden in Lübeck sells ceramics and candles, along with soaps, in a shop the Diakonie runs.
Munich Schwabing gallery and antiques — a sprawling basement treasure trove of chandeliers, mirrors, frames, candlesticks, and collectible porcelain.
A Seiffen cooperative founded in 1958, producing nutcrackers, Räuchermännchen, candle arches and turned Christmas pyramids in the Erzgebirge folk tradition. Its showroom workshop sells pieces made on site alongside work from other regional artisans.
This year-round Christmas emporium fills roughly 1,000 square meters with Erzgebirge-style decorations — nutcrackers, incense smokers, pyramids, candle arches, hand-blown glass and wooden ornaments. The building also houses the German Christmas Museum.
This Rothenburg manufacturer handcrafts ceramic Lichthäuser, illuminated miniature light-houses lit from within, including a series modeled on Rothenburg's own architecture. The pieces sell through its factory shops in town.
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