When I lived in Germany in the 80's, I was fortunate to be able to visit the Black Forest area. I purchased so many glass ornaments. It's truly a beautiful place to visit.
One of my biggest regrets was not being able to buy any ornaments while stationed over in Germany. Feeding 5 kids was the priority. (Not to mention they probably would have broken them. LOL)
Absolutely INCREDIBLE!!! I remember in the 1960's growing up, and my Grandparents who were German, always had the MOST amazing ornaments......a lot of them I still have today!! Thanks so so much for sharing this...... Merry Christmas to you. Richard
I inherited many brought to the US by my great-grandmother from Germany & Poland in the 1800’s. Some are quite amazing including several from Dresden made of pressed cardboard, they’re the oldest.
Los adornos navideños de vidrio en México tienen exelente calidad y diseño ya que los artesanos mexicanos están más que preparados son expertos y exelentes
I have only glass ornaments, wood figures and a few fabric ornaments on my tree. There’s just something more special about them, like the difference between wearing cotton or polyester.
Very interesting, How does making Christmas Stars. Or Christmas Bells. Thank you for sharing this story. Love seeing more . Merry Christmas Everyone or Say Happy Holidays
I just googled, it said 1000-1,200 Celsius so I’m guess a typing mistake also the furnace needs to be kept hot atleast 3 days before needed to hold the heat, maybe someone with more knowledge could help🤷🏼♂️
@@expatmoose As I recall from a mistake I once made in setting a digital thermostat on a glass kiln (cone 1 vs about 1700F), glass runs pretty freely at around 2000 degrees F or around 1050 C. 8,000 has to be a typo in the script.
ornaments are not made like that anymore. Its manufactured in a manufacturing plant on a machine. They don’t do it like that anymore maybe real ornaments, but not the ones you buy at Walmart.
Mass marketing is what you left off your list. You have to se$$ yourself first. Then se$$ the product. Like a modern day auctioneer. One $ One $ Do I know $$
When I lived in Germany in the 80's, I was fortunate to be able to visit the Black Forest area. I purchased so many glass ornaments. It's truly a beautiful place to visit.
One of my biggest regrets was not being able to buy any ornaments while stationed over in Germany. Feeding 5 kids was the priority. (Not to mention they probably would have broken them. LOL)
Love traditional ornaments !! What an art !!!
Absolutely INCREDIBLE!!! I remember in the 1960's growing up, and my Grandparents who were German, always had the MOST amazing ornaments......a lot of them I still have today!! Thanks so so much for sharing this...... Merry Christmas to you.
Richard
Glad you enjoyed it
I inherited many brought to the US by my great-grandmother from Germany & Poland in the 1800’s. Some are quite amazing including several from Dresden made of pressed cardboard, they’re the oldest.
These are very beautiful ornaments. I would dearly love santa with his tree.
Merry Christmas to everyone 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
How beautiful, thank you for sharing with us the craftsmanship process.❤🌲👑
Loved seeing how these are made. They truly are beautiful! What a happy place to work!
I totally agree!
Glass ornaments are classic
so pretty love them all
Thank you. I enjoyed this video
You are so welcome!
So cool! Thank you!😊🎄🎁
Merry Christmas ❤❤❤ Absolutely gorgeous ❤❤❤
Happy holidays!
Exquisite!
merry chrismas 😍😍🤩🤩🥰🥰😘😘🥳🥳🥳
love this
Los adornos navideños de vidrio en México tienen exelente calidad y diseño ya que los artesanos mexicanos están más que preparados son expertos y exelentes
Beautiful!
I see Christmas different now.
I like there difference art them and beauty .
It's amazing how they turn molten glass into delicate ornaments; which design would you hang first on your tree
A crystal clear one to capture the lights.
Thanks.
Welcome!
Thanks👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Mes 2 derniers, j'ai choisi un hamburger et 3 donuts empilés 🎄
Sadly at the Christmas Markets there are oraments made in China. I learned to look carefully before purchasing.
They are all beautiful and each of the crafters are so talented.
What's the price range of the ornaments, please?
👍👍👍👍
I have only glass ornaments, wood figures and a few fabric ornaments on my tree. There’s just something more special about them, like the difference between wearing cotton or polyester.
Very interesting, How does making Christmas Stars. Or Christmas Bells. Thank you for sharing this story. Love seeing more . Merry Christmas Everyone or Say Happy Holidays
They are made by blowing them into moulds, as they show in this video.
Feliz navidad y año por favor en español❤🎉😊😅
It hard to believe how long it takes them to make those glass Christmas Ornaments.
I came here from the CBS/Nate Bargatze Christmas Special clip…not sponsored 😁
❤
Fellens and toleens
8,000 degrees Celcius???
I just googled, it said 1000-1,200 Celsius so I’m guess a typing mistake also the furnace needs to be kept hot atleast 3 days before needed to hold the heat, maybe someone with more knowledge could help🤷🏼♂️
@@expatmoose As I recall from a mistake I once made in setting a digital thermostat on a glass kiln (cone 1 vs about 1700F), glass runs pretty freely at around 2000 degrees F or around 1050 C. 8,000 has to be a typo in the script.
Merry Christmas
Feliz Navidad
Bom Natal
Buone Natale
Weinachten
Nöel
Prettige kerstdagen en een gelukkig nieuwjaar, from the Netherlands.
ornaments are not made like that anymore. Its manufactured in a manufacturing plant on a machine. They don’t do it like that anymore maybe real ornaments, but not the ones you buy at Walmart.
Most of Walmart’s are plastic or resin, these are collectible very expensive baubles
Mass marketing is what you left off your list.
You have to se$$ yourself first. Then se$$ the product.
Like a modern day auctioneer.
One $
One $
Do I know $$
Somehow I think you've stolen videos, put an awful voice over on - you are a scammer