What is it & Where were these photographs taken?
Nov 11, 2012 21:02:24 #
_Rex wrote:
Baz...the "china clay pit" referred to in the previous comment is to the type of earthen clay(Kaolin/Kaolinite) found there. China as in ceramic dinnerware, not the country.
Exactly
Nov 12, 2012 17:22:50 #
Just thought I'd fill y'all in...anyone interested in the question of
"Holzknoddl" or Räuchermänner. Received this from a representative from the company Christmas In Germany. "The name Holzknoddl is a nickname Harold Wohlfahrt was given while in college. Mr Wohlfahrt practiced the art of woodturning, woodcarving and hand painting wooden items. After creating unique designs and sharing the pieces with other students they nicknamed him, Holzknoddl which means one who tinkers with wood. Years later when searching for an appropriate name for the Kathe Wohlfahrt original designs of smokers, the nickname became the official name Kathe Wohlfahrt Holzknoddl.".
Just thought y'all might like to know.
"Holzknoddl" or Räuchermänner. Received this from a representative from the company Christmas In Germany. "The name Holzknoddl is a nickname Harold Wohlfahrt was given while in college. Mr Wohlfahrt practiced the art of woodturning, woodcarving and hand painting wooden items. After creating unique designs and sharing the pieces with other students they nicknamed him, Holzknoddl which means one who tinkers with wood. Years later when searching for an appropriate name for the Kathe Wohlfahrt original designs of smokers, the nickname became the official name Kathe Wohlfahrt Holzknoddl.".
Just thought y'all might like to know.
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