A pretty and detailed smokehouse Adventure House Halloween from Richard Glässer. Each of these delightful houses is carefully made by hand and decorated with attention to detail.
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The smokehouse “Adventure House Halloween” is a lovingly designed Halloween decoration that is characterized by its detailed handwork and characteristic, spooky design. Made from high-quality wood, the house shows a colorful, playful interpretation of a haunted house. So it fits perfectly into the autumn and Halloween decoration.
The house has a purple facade, which perfectly complements the natural wooden elements on the roof and the door. Particularly striking is the witch who rides on her broom and winds her way along the roof of the house, which perfectly underlines the mystical and spooky atmosphere. A black bat flies next to the witch, which makes the overall picture even more dynamic. A small ghost lurks on the side of the house, emerging from a corner and reinforcing the haunted house theme. A black cat sitting menacingly on the roof also contributes to the gloomy mood.
In front of the door of the house sits a glowing pumpkin, which immediately catches the eye as a typical Halloween symbol and gives the house an additional seasonal character. The combination of bright colors and scary figures makes this smokehouse a real eye-catcher for Halloween.
This handmade smokehouse is not only a decorative element, but can also be used as an incense figure. By inserting incense candles, the house becomes a fragrant highlight that also creates a cozy atmosphere. The smoke escapes through the chimney of the house, which further enhances the effect of a real little hut.
With its detailed figures and lovingly designed design, the “Adventure House Halloween” smokehouse is the perfect addition to any Halloween decoration and ensures scary-beautiful moments in your home.
- Height approx. 20cm
- for standard incense cones
- lovingly decorated
You can find more pretty smoking figures from Hubrig as well as from other manufacturers from the Ore Mountains here.
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