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Posts Tagged ‘Candles’

Bonjour Provence! move into new premises

Sunday, April 1st, 2012

We discovered Bonjour Provence!  last year during the Hessentag in Oberursel when they had a stall in the Strackgasse.  The stall sells products from the South of France that have been either hand-made or produced in smaller companies.  They also have an on-line shop.

Bonjour Provence! in the Strackgasse in Oberursel

Yesterday they took up a permanent base in the Strackgasse when they opened their new shop there (at Strackgasse 9). (more…)

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Räucherkerzen

Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009

Räucherkerzen are candles that produce a scented smoke. Commonly found scents are incense, pine, cinnamon and honey.

Coming originally from the Ore Mountains (Erzgebirge) they are often used as part of Christmas decorations, such as Räuchermännchen.

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Schwibbogen

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

A Schwibbogen is an arc-shaped wooden candle holder that originated in the Erzgebirge area of Germany.

Modern versions have electrical candles on them and can often be seen in people’s windows.

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