30 Years of Experience

It started with our father in 1993. Back then he made ceramic pieces for local souvenir shops and fairs. Over the years, the workshop grew, new people joined, hundreds of new designs took shape, and we continued refining our craft.

More than three decades later much has changed, but every piece is still made by hand.

Our collections

30 Years of Design

Over the years, our collection has grown to many different designs - tiny cottages and alpine houses, churches, lighthouses and entire little villages.

Each one starts at the design table and passes through many hands before it is finished, giving every piece its own small differences and character.

  • Aroma oil

    Light a small candle, put a couple of drops of aroma oil mixed with water in the sealed chimney and enjoy the aroma smell with minimal smoke.

  • Candles

    Light a small candle, put in the back of the house and see it light up through the windows.

  • Incense

    Light an incense, put in the houses and enjoy the incense smell and smoke comming out through the chimney.

  • Step 1

    Firstly, we put raw clay into a  basic shape of the house.

  • Step 2

    Then using special tools and hand precision all windows, edges and protrusions are formed.

  • Step 3

    After that the house goes into a 900°C oven.

  • Step 4

    When the house has cooled, various color glazes are applied.

  • Step 5

    Lastly, the house is put in the oven once more at 1000°C. After that it is done!

Frequent questions

What are they used for?

Our souvenirs can be used just for decoration or as a functional piece - either for burning incense sticks for a smoking chimney effect or as a candle burner for light.

Are they safe to use with real candles?

Yes! Each house is made from heat-resistant ceramics. Just place a standard tealight candle inside, and it will gently light up the house through the windows.

How do I use incense with them?

You can either:

  • Insert a stick incense through a hole at the bottom or back of the house (depending on the model).
  • Let the smoke curl out of the chimney for a magical effect!

Are they REALLY handmade?

Yes! Each ceramic house goes through a process: making the clay shape, adding details to the shape, adding colors, adding details to the colors, and all of this by hand! They are handcrafted with care, meaning no two are exactly alike. Slight variations in glaze or texture are part of what makes each piece unique.

Are they fragile?

They are made from ceramic, meaning they won't break from just bumping them, but like any handmade item, they should be handled with care.