The Snow Queen

With its light and soft cotton case and the finest goose down inside, this duvet can easily remind of fresh snow.

Even though it is also available in a cool version, the Snow Queen will probably find this duvet just a wee too warm for her – but it will most certainly be just as beautiful for her as it is for us. A gift that can thaw out everyone’s heart!

Made in Denmark

Washing instructions: Image of washing instructions

Description

Filling type:	100% new, white european goose down
Fill power:	CUIN 825
Fabric:	100% European cotton batiste (Ne81/90)

Product Details

Description

Our very best duvet with superior goose down and the finest cotton batiste

Series

H.C. Andersen

Variants

Extra Warm

Sizes

Available in different sizes according to country standard

Filling type

100% new, white european goose down

Down feather

Goose down

Fill power

CUIN 825

Down and feathers

Class 1 (best of 3 classes) EN12934

Origin of filling

Europa

Fabric

100% European cotton batiste (Ne81/90)

Color / Pattern

White

Construction

Cassettes

Piping

Satin, Color: White

OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

Class I - No harmful substances. Tested and approved for infants

NOMITE

Allergy friendly - Free of house dust mites

Downafresh® GreenLine

100% clean down - Free for avian influenza, keratin and other bacteria

Wash	Can be washed at 60 degrees. Must tumble dried

Produced in

Denmark

The fairytale

Snow Queen

The tale of the Snow Queen is about two friends, Kay and Gerda, who were inseparable. One day, Kay got a splinter of a devil’s magic mirror into his eye and could no longer see the world’s beauty. Yet another splinter lodged itself in Kay’s heart and immediately set about to transform it into ice. He pushed the unhappy Gerda away and went to the city where he hitched his little sledge to the Snow Queen’s big, white sleigh carriage.

The Snow Queen then kept Kay captive at her castle in the freezing North, while Gerda was looking for him. The sweet, innocent girl met many animals and people on her quest, and everyone helped her however they could.
Finally, Gerda reached the castle but to her horror, she found Kay sitting completely still, stiff and cold. But Gerda’s tears managed to thaw out his heart, and his own tears got the splinter out of his eyes. Hand in hand, they set off back for the city.