Toverlux Lamp Silhouette Set – The Story of the Root Children (9pcs)

Story of the Root Children – StoryLux Silhouette Set

These nine silhouettes are inspired by scenes from Sibylle von Olfers’ beloved book, The Story of the Root Children. They capture key moments, from Mother Earth waking the Root Children to prepare for spring, to the iconic image of the Root Children emerging into the light. The set also includes beautifully illustrated depictions of the four seasons.

All StoryLux Silhouettes come to life when illuminated by our Toverlux Lamp, allowing your child to easily switch scenes as you enjoy the story together.

Explore our expanding collection of Magic Silhouettes, each one uniquely capturing the essence of life’s stages, special moments, and the changing seasons. Perfect for gifting or creating a treasured collection that grows with your family, enhancing connections and traditions.

These versatile silhouettes are designed to seamlessly integrate with both the Magic Lamp and Magic Window Frame, offering endless opportunities to create a unique ambiance in your home.

Expertly crafted from the artwork of our talented artists, these silhouettes are printed on translucent material that amplifies their vibrant colors. Measuring 19×19 cm, they are not only visually captivating but also made from food-grade safe materials, ensuring both beauty and safety.

Silhouette Lamp and Story of the Root Children book are sold separately.

• Size: 7-1/2 x 7-1/2″ (19×19 cm)
• Country: Made in the Netherlands
• Contains 9 slides
• For use with Toverlux lamps
• Decorative use only
• Material: 100% recyclable polypropylene (see image for additional details)

Sibylle von Olfers (18811916) was a German author and illustrator best known for her enchanting children’s books that seamlessly blend nature and fantasy. Born in Schloss Metgethen, near Knigsberg, Prussia, Olfers grew up in a noble family where she developed a deep appreciation for art and nature. Her most famous work, *The Story of the Root Children* (1906), is a classic that continues to captivate generations with its beautifully illustrated tale of natures seasons and cycles.

Olfers’ works are often compared to those of Beatrix Potter, both for their gentle storytelling and exquisite illustrations. In addition to her literary work, Olfers was also a Benedictine nun, which influenced the themes of simplicity and harmony in her art. Tragically, her life was cut short at the age of 34 due to illness, but her legacy lives on through her timeless books, which remain beloved in children’s literature. Olfers unique ability to depict the natural world with a sense of wonder and reverence has secured her place as a significant figure in early 20th-century children’s literature.