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Brink Nordic Christmas Woven Heart 4cm

Have you braided hearts of glossy paper? The wicker heart you see here is made of mouth blown glass. They are hand painted in red and white. Beautiful green vines adorn this heart as a symbol of optimism and progress. And with a small touch of gold glitter. The atmosphere for the Christmas party is clear as in the old days. HC Andersen should have braided the first braided heart in paper here in Denmark. There is a beautiful specimen in the museum in Odense. The reopening heart was designed in c

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Ornaments
Have you braided hearts of glossy paper? The wicker heart you see here is made of mouth blown glass. They are hand painted in red and white. Beautiful green vines adorn this heart as a symbol of optimism and progress. And with a small touch of gold glitter. The atmosphere for the Christmas party is clear as in the old days. HC Andersen should have braided the first braided heart in paper here in Denmark. There is a beautiful specimen in the museum in Odense. The reopening heart was designed in connection with Denmark reopening after the pandemic in May 2021. It is a tribute to our nation and the green sprouts symbolize progress and growth. Each piece of glass decoration is mouth-blown and beautifully hand-decorated with a thin layer of silver on the inside. This traditional production method has been largely unchanged for more than 100 years. The craftsmanship process makes each piece of glass decoration completely unique. Materials: Silver-plated glass and metal hood Dimensions: 4 x 4 cm Mouth-blown and hand-decorated  

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Brink Nordic

Designer Helge Brink founded Brink Nordic in 2003 to make glass ornaments that feel as memorable as the celebrations around them. His designs draw on Nordic traditions, childhood Christmas memories, and the charm of antique decorations.

The ornaments are designed in Denmark, mouth-blown in Europe, and decorated by hand. From classic baubles to small objects with a story of their own, they are made to return to the tree year after year and become part of a family's holiday collection.

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They have everything!

“This was a great stop in Iowa! A small little town, with lots of Danish culture. This Danish windmill was brought over from Denmark in the 70's lots of history, as long as a Viking house, tiny church and the BEST gift shop.I spent most of my time here shopping. They have everything! Royal Copenhagen to Carlsburg øle!”

— Donna B. | Parkesburg, PA
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“If I could give this place a million stars I would. It is an oasis in Iowa. Here you find an authentic 1848 Danish windmill brought over from Denmark and lot of interesting Danish and Viking cultural items, a fantastic gift shop with a huge selection and things you can't find anywhere else (like Aebelskiver cast iron pans!) and a friendly and knowledgeable staff. What more could you ask for? It's really worth it to make a stop here!”

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Brink Nordic Christmas Woven Heart 4cm

Have you braided hearts of glossy paper? The wicker heart you see here is made of mouth blown glass. They are hand painted in red and white. Beautiful green vines adorn this heart as a symbol of optimism and progress. And with a small touch of gold glitter. The atmosphere for the Christmas party is clear as in the old days. HC Andersen should have braided the first braided heart in paper here in Denmark. There is a beautiful specimen in the museum in Odense. The reopening heart was designed in c

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