• Size: 6.75x3x2.75"
• Material: Paper Mache, Bottle Brush, Beads, Chenille & Glitter

• Handcrafted Ino Schaller paper mache Santa, made in Germany

The Ino Schaller company is one of the last remaining family owned companies that crafts traditional paper mache figures by hand, all from materials sourced and located in Germany. These Ino Schaller pieces are the real deal, and it makes us proud to continue the tradition of collecting that they started over 100 years ago.

Dressed in a vibrant red coat that sparkles with thousands of meticulously applied beads, the Ino Schaller Red Coat Beaded Santa Holding Tree is a stunning addition to any holiday collection. Standing at 6.75 inches tall, this figure is a testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of the Ino Schaller family, who have been handcrafting traditional paper mache figures in Germany for over a century.

The Santa’s coat, adorned with intricate beading, catches the light beautifully, creating a warm and festive glow. His bright blue eyes and rosy cheeks peek out from beneath a fluffy white hood, giving him a classic, timeless appearance that evokes memories of Christmases past. In one hand, Santa holds a sparkling green tree dusted with snow, ready to bring holiday cheer wherever he goes.

The Ino Schaller company remains one of the last family-owned businesses still crafting these traditional paper mache figures by hand, using materials sourced entirely from Germany. Each figure is carefully created using original antique molds, ensuring that every Santa is not just a decoration, but a work of art with a legacy behind it.

The Ino Schaller Red Coat Beaded Santa Holding Tree is a perfect heirloom piece, ideal for those who appreciate the art of traditional holiday craftsmanship. Whether displayed on a mantel, nestled among your Christmas decor, or given as a gift, this Santa will bring joy and warmth to your home for generations to come. Each piece is signed and stamped by the Schaller family, guaranteeing its authenticity and place in a long-standing tradition of holiday cheer.