Our customer magazine eleven dot post is on its way to subscribers around the world. The latest issue once again offers exciting insights into the history and manufacturing processes of our company. Find out, for example, which enchanting items have been created in collaboration with the traditional manufacturers Inge Glas © and Herrnhuter ®, and look behind the scenes at these workshops.

For over 100 years, the Eleven Dot Angels have embodied innocence, harmony, and the carefree spirit of childhood days. Yet reality is often different: many children are denied a safe and protected upbringing. That is why Wendt & Kühn supports the World Childhood Foundation – an organization committed to helping children around the world grow up in safety, free from sexual exploitation and abuse – with this special Eleven Dot Angel as an ambassador for children’s rights. For the first time, this heavenly messenger’s green wings bear multicolored dots instead of the usual white ones – a variation that symbolizes the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. With its light, it brings hope and warmth in every situation – making it an enchanting gift for World Children’s Day, and for anyone in need of a faithful companion.

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With a friendly smile and a welcoming gesture, “The Faithful One” offers a gentle reminder of how comforting it is to walk life’s path together. The glow of the gold-plated lantern offers reassurance for the journey ahead – especially when the road seems dark and uncertain. Offering warmth and a quiet sense of safety, this faithful companion lights the way.

Delicately handcrafted, the figurine showcases the brand’s mastery of exclusive design. This edition, with its 24-karat gold-plated accessory, metal base, and individual serial number, is strictly limited: only 22,222 angels will be made to accompany their owners along life’s journey.

There is also an unlimited version with a gray base. The Gold Edition No. 18 will be available from July 1, 2025.

How are the endearing little wooden figurines and music boxes, which inspire such incomparable fascination, created in Wendt & Kühn's workshops? The answer lies in the family-run manufactory's rich trove of artistic works left behind by designers Grete Wendt, Grete Kühn, and later Olly Wendt (née Sommer). The production remains faithful to these richly detailed designs even to this day. For a look into our manufactory's workshops, follow the link here.