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Wooden music box tree that can be displayed on a regular basis

Beautiful trees adorn the Christmas season.This music box tree, made of hollowed out wood, is a perfect addition to such trees.What sets this tree apart from others is that it plays a gentle music box sound when you spin it around.This is an interior item that can be enjoyed not only for its appearance but also for its sound.The Christmas tree, which rotates slowly and plays a heartwarming Christmas melody, is made of wood from a Japanese forest, which gives it a warm feeling while maintaining its texture.

This model is a renewed version of the Music Box Tree Petit.The number of ornaments has been increased from 16 to 26, and it can be decorated in different ways to enjoy it outside of the Christmas season.

A tree that feels like a Japanese forest

From the star to the bowl, the Music Box Tree is made from Hida trees such as oak, walnut, and Japanese horse chestnut. The trunk and leaves are made using traditional construction methods such as "O-iri-tsugi" or "dovetail joints," and the leaves are carefully finished one by one with vegetable oil.The beauty of this music box tree is that it will become better and better as it ages, and we look forward to seeing it grow in flavor with the history of your children and your family.

The music box is in a pot under the trunk.When the pot is held down and the base of the trunk is turned, the sound of the music box echoes We wish you a Merry Christmas.In addition, decorations to attach to the tree are included as part of the set, so you can decorate the tree one by one with nuts and glass ornaments to create a wonderful tree.During the Christmas season, decorate the top with a star ornament, Santa's coins and red felt balls for the main Christmas color.Usually, the top is decorated with ball-shaped ornaments, nuts and wooden balls for interior decoration.and more types of ornaments make it an interior that can be enjoyed all year round.

It can be given as an early gift to a family with small children, or as a gift from parents.The music box tree will surely become a long-loved interior item that will add color to the family's Christmas with both the eyes and ears for years to come.The small size of this Music Box Tree Petit Plus also makes it a great choice for those who have given up on enjoying a Christmas tree in their apartments.

Commitment to Natural Materials

Oak Village, the company that makes the Music Box Trees, is based on the concept of "a tree that took 100 years to grow should be usable for 100 years," and makes products that will live the same amount of time as the years it took for the trees to grow and be used for generations to come.Since its establishment in 1974 in Hida Takayama, the brand has continued to propose the realization of a sustainable, recycling-oriented society with the renewable resource of "wood.

Nearly 70% of Japan is forested.To make effective use of this resource, Oak Village insists on using domestic timber from planted and secondary forests.All of our products are made of "solid wood," which is real wood. Once a forest has been tended to, it has lost its ecosystem, and if it is not cared for, the forest and woods will become increasingly desolate.Thinning, cutting trees moderately, and a little work by us are important for the health of the forest.

Toward a Recycling-Oriented Society

The wide range of products using wood, "from bowls to buildings," are made by selecting the right wood in the right place and assembling the wood using traditional methods that do not use nails.Just as each person has his or her own personality and charm, each tree has its own personality.In order to make the most of this individuality and make it shine, natural oils and lacquer are used instead of synthetic paints, and the craftsmen carefully finish the pieces.The products made by feeling the breath of the wood are born from the desire to create products that will be used for a long time.

Oak Village has established the non-profit organization "Acorn Society" based on the idea that "when we receive a tree from the mountain, we should give back a tree.With the slogan "One child, one acorn," the group has been actively engaged in activities such as raising acorns at home and planting them in the mountains, pruning secondary forests, clearing underbrush, and thinning trees in various parts of Japan.

Oak Village, which places importance on "living with the forest," produces products that make us think about the meaning of living with nature.