Translation of "Ice carving" in German

No, that is the world of ice carving.

They include fruit & vegetable carving, carving ice sculptures and modelling of butter sculptures.

Carving ice sculptures is a creative, fun and unusual winter experience.

Water and ice have been carving the rock folds of the Alps for million of years.

The in-house ALPENIGLU® ice production uses a special technique to produce crystal clear ice blocks, which are ideal for ice carving and sculptures.

The most prestigious event is the Canada Cup of Ice Carving in Lake Louise, Alberta (January 18 to 20).

Participants of this daylong training acquire basic knowledge of ice carving and other skills they can use in their everyday work.

From January 12th, there will be the sixth unofficial ice statue carving world championship at Hrebienok – the Tatry Ice Master.

In between there are about 100 different events, typically including a torchlight parade, concerts, pancake breakfasts, bar parties, an ice-cream eating contest, ice-carving, and even a luau.

Swing saws are used to carve ice into blocks, taken from the frozen surface of the Songhua River.

Or do a day trek around deep, ice-carved Lake Judd.

In Ortisei in Val Gardena, each year in January beautiful ice sculptures are carved by students.

North of the low-lying watershed in this trough, between the Haslach in the north and the Ahabach in the south, now drowned by the impounded Schluchsee, the glacier of the last ice age carved out a basin, in which a small bog lake formed, the natural precursor to today's reservoir.

Ice sculptures are carved and carved by artists on the basis of template sketches from given blocks of ice with the help of saws, hammers and files or partially melted by warm water.

The thrilling climb is all part of the adventure but the undeniable highlight is the magnificent scenery – glittering walls of ice, frozen stalactites and stalagmites, and gigantic ice sculptures carved out over thousands of years.

While you sip a cocktail suitably chilled in an ice glass, admire an ever-shifting collection of illuminated ice sculptures carved by local artists, or step out on the the terrace to experience the contrast in temperatures.

Only then will you truly understand how the massive ice that covered the land during a series of 30–40 ice ages patiently carved the fjords, and why today’s climate change is shrinking the glaciers.

The ALPENIGLU® village, located in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental, asked for an ample space for the various themes of the Arctic - from traditional hunting scenes, family celebrations and mysterious shaman ceremonies to an area of around 2,500 m2 and 18 high-altitude iglofts to the modern life of the Inuit the way of life of famous ice-skaters was carved in ice and snow.The night in the igloo is a very special winter experience.