Chenille
Colorfully dyed artificial silk, hand-twisted onto wire: fluffy, flexible, shapeable into any form. From it we make animals, figures, and jewelry — the material with which everything started here in 1928.
Since 1928For almost a hundred years, much is created in Putzkau by hand that elsewhere has long since come from a machine. For us, it's still wire, fiber, paper wool, and a pair of practiced hands.
Colorfully dyed artificial silk, hand-twisted onto wire: fluffy, flexible, shapeable into any form. From it we make animals, figures, and jewelry — the material with which everything started here in 1928.
Since 1928
Paper wool, plucked and dyed, perfect for any Easter basket. In 1966, Christian Paul built the Easter grass machine for his master's thesis and began production — as the only manufacturer in what would later become East Germany. Today, roughly one-third of our production.
Since 1966
Feathers and plumage for showmen, florists, carnival and stage — dyed, arranged, and packaged. Wherever things need a little festive flair.
Decorative FeathersIn 1928, merchant Richard Willy Paul began working with chenille and grasses in Putzkau, from home. His son Christian brought Easter grass to the mix in 1966. In 1972, the business was seized — and after reunification, on December 20, 1990, Dorette Paul founded it anew. Today, Ina Paul leads the company. Four names, almost a hundred years, and still the same handwork.
30-year-old merchant Richard Willy Paul founds the business. First products from chenille and grasses — he draws the patterns and designs himself.
Christian Paul builds the Easter grass machine for his master's thesis — as the only manufacturer in what would later become East Germany.
The business is seized. But the knowledge stays in the family.
On December 20, 1990, Dorette Paul, the family's daughter-in-law, founds the company anew after reunification.
Led by Ina Paul — over 210 different items, made in renovated facilities in Putzkau.
Handcrafted production — from the beginning guarantees the highest quality.Dorette Paul e.K.
From Easter decoration to carnival supplies: dyed, fluffed, and packaged in our workshop. This is just a sample — if you're looking for something specific, please ask us directly.
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How our materials are created: three processes, beautifully animated. Click to start.
Two parallel threads wrap around a core, creating the fluff.
Paper wool dips into the dye bath and takes on vibrant green color.
The roller presses material together, then it springs back up.