Red Herrnhut Plastic Star, ~130 cm / 51 inches

The Red Herrnhut Plastic Star, ~130 cm / 51 inches, is a magnificent centerpiece for your holiday decor. This original star features 25 points, including 17 square and 8 triangular points, along with plastic screws and nuts, a cover plate for outdoor use, assembly instructions, and a brochure. By tradition, this star is handmade in Germany.

The Original Herrnhut Star and the Moravian Star are closely related, with the Herrnhut Star being a specific type of Moravian Star that was protected by a patent since over 100 years.

• Unique and beautiful design adds elegance to any holiday décor and year round decoration.


• Versatile use by hanging the star near Christmas trees, windows, or entrance of your home.


• Meaningful as a symbol of the Star of Bethlehem during Christmas time but can also be displayed all year round due to its timeless design.


• Long-lasting and durable, with proper care and storage it can become a treasured family heirloom that is passed down through generations.

The plastic stars (40 cm - 130 cm), as well as the star chains, could be used indoor and outdoor because of weather resistance.We strongly recommend using the lighting kit, as the unique geometric shape of the star and the stunning light make this star stand out. If it comes with the lighting kit the electrical lighting cable is placed on the top instead of the 26th point.Self-assembly:To assemble the star, all of its individual points need to be connected with the enclosed assembly clips. This assembly procedure typically lasts for around half an hour. A detailed printed description is enclosed with the product.

Overall, the Red Herrnhut Plastic Star, ~130 cm / 51 inches, is a beautiful and meaningful decoration that enhances your holiday celebrations and can be enjoyed throughout the year.You can access additional assembly tutorials and instruction here.The Herrnhut stars (Moravians stars) have a long history - follow us on a little journey through the centuries and decades and explore the stars\' roots and learn more about the German manufacturer.Start your journey here: History / German Manufacturer