Schlunzel
Schlunzel is a traditional German Christmas decoration, typically made from wood and featuring a small, carved face with a long, pointed nose. The name "Schlunzel" is derived from the German word "Schlange," meaning snake, reflecting the serpentine shape of the nose. This distinctive feature is believed to symbolize the serpent that tempted Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, thus connecting the decoration to the biblical narrative of Christmas.
Schlunzel figures are often painted in vibrant colors and are hung on Christmas trees or placed in
In addition to their decorative purpose, Schlunzel figures are also believed to bring good luck and ward