Handcrafted replica of a half-timbered house from Kaysersberg, an imperial city of the Holy Roman Empire, listed among the most beautiful villages in France.
Whose name means "the Emperor's mountain," Kaysersberg became an imperial city in 1293. The birthplace of Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1952, it is dominated by the ruins of its 13th-century imperial castle and traversed by the Weiss river. Its Renaissance and half-timbered houses make it one of the jewels of the Wine Route.
Each piece is handcrafted and hand-painted, making it unique.
This miniature can be used as a decorative object or as an incense burner. An original souvenir from Alsace.
