Christmas crafts – modern green wooden fir tree, 3–50 cm

Advent is starting and the windowsill still looks bare. You want Christmas decorations that look natural and mean something to you. This modern green wooden fir tree brings a little wooden Christmas tree into your home. It feels as if it were made for your windowsill. Use it on its own on a charger plate or as a tiered fir forest. A finished scene takes just a few moves.

What changes for you

• Your windowsill, table or shelf looks festive straight away, without lots of decorating. The fir tree's clear, modern silhouette stands on its own.
• You put together your own little forest. Heights range from 3 to 50 cm in 1 cm steps. So the tiers turn out exactly as you picture them.
• You can relax while crafting, painting and decorating with children. The green glaze meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3.
• Your decorations look neat even close up. The fir tree is laser-cut, with smooth edges and a precise cut to size.
• You get a one-off piece instead of mass-produced goods. Depending on the light, the wood grain and knots show through the glaze.

Why this wooden fir tree makes a difference every day

Wooden Christmas decorations bring a calm to a room that plastic can't match. The fir tree stands there quietly and suits any interior. You can bring it out again year after year. And because you choose the height, it fits your home – not the other way round.

Material & finish

The fir tree is made from 3 mm plywood and laser-cut in our own production in Pößneck. That's where the typical brown edge comes from, which gives the shape a fine outline. The front has a green glaze. Depending on the light, you can still see the grain and small knots through it. The back is left natural and untreated. Wood is a purely natural material. It varies in shade and shows more or less texture. That makes each piece a one-off, not a flaw.

Dimensions & technical details

• Material: plywood, 3 mm thick
• Colour: front stained green, back left natural
• Shape: modern fir tree
• Height: 3 cm to 50 cm, selectable in 1 cm steps
• Reference size: at a height of 10 cm, the width is 8 cm
• Cut: laser-cut, smooth edges, precise to size
• Glaze: meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3
• Made in Thuringia, Germany

How to use the wooden fir tree

• At Christmas dinner: a small fir tree at every place. Your table tells of the celebration before the first course.
• Making Christmas decorations with children: paint the back, stick things on, decorate it. Every child proudly takes their own tree home.
• On the windowsill: set up several heights in tiers. Single fir trees become a forest that looks just as good from outside as from inside.
• As table scatter or in a window display: spread small sizes between candles and twigs. Your Advent decorations look like they belong together.
• In a café, bakery or at a market stall: spread fir trees in different sizes across the counter and shop window floor. In a few minutes your goods have a Christmas frame, with no complicated rearranging.

Good to know about the fir tree

As an evergreen, the fir tree has stood for life and hope in the middle of winter for centuries. This gave rise to the tradition of the decorated Christmas tree in German-speaking countries. That's why the motif works well beyond Christmas Eve. From the first Sunday of Advent to the Secret Santa swap and the winter shop window in January.

Care & durability

There's not much to do. Simply wipe off dust with a dry cloth, and that's it. Wood is sensitive to constant moisture, so it's best to store the fir tree somewhere dry. That way it will still look like new next Advent.

Options & what's included

• Height of your choice: 3 cm to 50 cm in 1 cm steps
• Available individually or in sets of 10, 25, 50 or 100
• Other decorations shown in the product images are not included

Frequently asked questions

Can I paint the fir tree or stick things on it? Yes, it works well as craft material for decorating and painting. The natural back takes paint especially well.

Is the fir tree green on both sides? No, only the front is glazed. The back is left natural and untreated.

Is the glaze suitable for crafting with children? Yes, it meets the requirements of DIN EN 71-3.

Why does the fir tree have a brown edge? This is the typical edge left by laser cutting. It also gives smooth, precise edges.

Do all the fir trees look the same? The shape is precise, but wood is a natural material. Shade, grain and small knots vary. Every piece is a one-off.

Picture the moment your little fir forest stands on the windowsill. Dusk is falling outside, and inside it looks like Advent. Simply choose your heights and quantity – anticipation will do the rest.