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 Professor Albin Moroder at work on a crucifix |
WINDOW SHOPPING IS ALWAYS REWARDING
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Extending for a total length of 50 metres, we always keep our display windows brightly lit after dark. So, while you are taking your evening stroll through our village, you will be easily able to take a look at our work that we have on display there.
MAIN ENTRANCE to our STUDIOWe are more than happy to open up the entrance at the rear right-hand side of our studio for wheelchair users. There is just one step you will have to negotiate. We are pleased to welcome any and all visitors with handicaps and are glad to assist in whatever way we can. Inside the STUDIO, everything is on one single flat level, so you will have no difficulties of any kind getting around in a wheelchair. |
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This map shows you how to find usI have sketched a map to make it easier for you to reach us. We would be delighted to have you stop by for a visit, with absolutely no obligation to buy. During your time here, you are more than welcome to utilise the parking spaces marked "Prof. Albin Moroder" |
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Our Studio
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 Professor Albin Moroder at work on a branch fork. |
Our studio serves as both a workshop and a showroom - which means that visitors can peek over the artist's shoulders as he goes about his work. Here I am working on the fork of a branch from a pine tree. Because the curves and twists of any branch fork are so varied, they often serve as a delightful stimulus, which is then mirrored in the final product itself.
Each of these crucifixes is unique and thus especially precious. I prefer to stain these crucifixes in darker tones. Experience has shown me that such crucifixes stand out far better from their background. But of course, it is also possible to take into account the customer's own special colour preferences. Woods which are by nature more darkly coloured, do not require any additional colouring.
Opening Times
Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and from 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Other times are possible by arrangement.