Description
Ocean angel bells
“Relive the fun Christmas moments from grandma’s time with the Pluto Produkter Ocean angel bells. Do you also like the sea and are you always on the lookout for fun products? Then this fun aluminium Ocean angel bells is just the thing for you! The carousel spins as soon as you light the tea light.
The rotating tealight holder (rch) has a diameter of 6.5 cm, comes in beautiful plain packaging and fits through the letterbox. Also suitable as a gift!
Here you will find all available types of twist candles.
Origin
This hypnotic candle carousel is most likely inspired by the Christmas pyramids. As the word suggests, it was mainly used as decoration during the festive season, but that is long gone today and you can find these amazingly fun carousels in all sorts of shapes, trends and designs!
Christmas pyramid
A Christmas py ramid is a Christmas decoration that has its roots in the Ore Mountains, but is now popular all over the country. It is believed that the Christmas pyramid is a precursor to the Christmas tree.
History of the pyramid
The origins of Christmas pyramids go back to the Middle Ages. At that time, it was common practice in southern and western Europe to collect evergreen branches and hang them in the house to dispel the darkness during the dark and cold winter months. In Northern and Eastern Europe, candles were traditionally used for this purpose. The Christmas pyramid eventually combined these two traditions and became a symbol of Christmas celebrations.
The name “Christmas pyramid” originated when the Napoleonic expedition in Egypt brought pictures of the pyramids to Europe at the end of the 18th century. Eventually, they were also brought to the Ore Mountains, where they reminded people of mining tunnels.
After the discovery of petroleum around 1830, the Christmas pyramid experienced a major breakthrough in popularity. Previously, people had used relatively expensive candles or rapeseed oil. When the means to light and turn the pyramids became much cheaper, the tradition spread.
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