Sammlung Christian Sigrist
There is a small wooden house in the middle of the Sachsler village center. If you enter the interior via the gnarled wooden staircase, you imagine yourself to be in the past.
The 28 miniature models elaborated in detail by Christian Sigrist (1906-1987) provide insight into past rural everyday life. So we watch Wagner make a wheel and see how the blacksmith then pulls on the iron tires. We imagine the hardships of the winter wooden tours and look forward to the feast after the Hausmetzgete with the participants. The miniatures are testimonials carved in wood, which make the handicraft and agriculture of the first half of the 20th century come alive.
Experts value the collection for its scientific content, children are amazed by the small world and the older generation is lost in memories.
The 28 miniature models elaborated in detail by Christian Sigrist (1906-1987) provide insight into past rural everyday life. So we watch Wagner make a wheel and see how the blacksmith then pulls on the iron tires. We imagine the hardships of the winter wooden tours and look forward to the feast after the Hausmetzgete with the participants. The miniatures are testimonials carved in wood, which make the handicraft and agriculture of the first half of the 20th century come alive.
Experts value the collection for its scientific content, children are amazed by the small world and the older generation is lost in memories.