Germanica
Christmas Tree

GERMANICA is a Christmas tree for purists: linear, pointed, fresh and modern.
With the intention of creating a modern home accessory, we have reinterpreted the traditional shape of the Christmas tree with GERMANICA.
Without frills and in the typical design of CO33, GERMANICA is not intrusive, but nevertheless present. Fastened securely onto an elegant stainless steel plate, it strives for a slender and filigree look, while leaving ample view of its surroundings.
With its radiance of calm and gray concrete elegance, GERMANICA will surely inspire every minimalist.

GERMANICA owes its name to the German tradition since the 15th century of setting up a Christmas tree at Christmas. At this time it was declared by Martin Luther to be the Christmas symbol of the Protestants. Towards the end of the 19th century the custom then became an integral part of Christmas in Germany, before it gradually spread throughout Europe, through the family connections of German aristocratic families to the courtyards abroad. Emigrants and German soldiers who fought in the American Revolution made it popular in the New World during the 19th century. In 1891, for the first time, there was also a "Christmas tree" in front of the White House in Washington.

GERMANICA will accompany you on many Christmas holidays and, thanks to its sustainable nature, will make a valuable contribution to the environment.

A string of lights is delivered with every GERMANICA.

Article will be delivered without decoration.

**Our products are made of natural materials and are made by hand. The natural composition is always "individual pieces". In this type of production, color differences and small pore openings - also in comparison to the illustrations in the shop or catalog - are part of the usual nature of the material. In the case of concrete products, shading can also occur. These may include, among others, by influences such as temperature differences, humidity and concrete post-treatments or by impregnation. Such material properties belong to the typical or agreed upon nature of the products and do not constitute defects.**