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Description
Cuddly warmth for little tummies and cold feet
For tummy aches, cold feet or simply for cuddling: this hot water bottle for kids comes as a set of bottle and cover. The wool-white cover made of alpaca pile is so fluffy that you will hardly want to put it down. The embroidered alpaca on the front makes the hot water bottle a faithful companion for the cold season.
The pile is made of 80% alpaca wool and has a fur-like structure that feels pleasantly soft. The dense backing knit holds the fibres firmly in place. The natural rubber bottle is smooth on both sides and holds 0.8 litres.
Product details
- Set of hot water bottle and cover
- Colour: wool white with embroidered alpaca
- Bottle: 100% natural rubber, natural white, smooth on both sides
- Capacity: 0.8 l
- Size: 20 × 28.5 cm
Material
- Cover (alpaca pile): 80% alpaca wool, 20% polyester (backing knit)
- Bottle: 100% natural rubber
What is alpaca pile?
Alpaca pile is a high-quality fabric with a fur-like character. The fine alpaca fibres are worked into an unobtrusive polyester knit that serves only as a backing material. It stays invisible and preserves the positive properties of the alpaca fibre.
Safety information
- Fill only with hot, not boiling, water
- Screw the stopper on firmly and check that it is watertight
- Children should only fill and use it under adult supervision
- Use only with the cover
- Contains natural rubber (latex)
Care tip
Gently rub off dirt on the cover with a damp cloth. Air the cover regularly, but do not dry it in direct sunlight or on a radiator. Thanks to the antistatic properties of alpaca wool, it picks up dirt less quickly.
A warming companion for little cuddle fans: natural, soft and chosen with lots of love.
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The warming set for little tummies, cold feet and big cuddle moments.
Cosy warmth for cuddling
The family business
Ensinger Alpakas
The story behind the alpacas from Ensingen
The brand
My name is Patrick Stellmach, I am 38 years old. For twelve years I worked as an engineer, until my life changed fundamentally: in 2012 I was diagnosed with MS. In 2020 a separation, the pandemic and a failed, long-planned trip around the world followed. The years after that were marked by overload, illness and the feeling of being stuck in a system that was no longer good for me. The turning point came where you least expect it: in the calm of the animals.
Alpacas, often called “dolphins of the pasture”, have a special, almost meditative calm. They ground you, they slow you down, they give you presence. From this connection came the decision in 2024 to let go of my secure job and to start something new that makes sense not only economically but also humanly.
At the beginning of 2025 we started with seven alpacas on our farm in Ensingen near Vaihingen an der Enz, on the edge of the vineyards. Today we offer guided alpaca walks, animal-assisted therapy and selected premium products made of alpaca wool. We work with regional partners such as Weingut Walz, Ensinger Mineralwasser and the inclusive business Seemühle. These are people and businesses who share the same values: closeness, quality, responsibility.
Why we do what we do
Our customers are looking for something different from mass-produced goods:
Natural warmth, natural materials, quality without compromise.
Many are sensitive to the cold, many care about skin-friendly materials, and many want to know where their clothing really comes from. Others simply wish for things that mean something again: handmade products with a story and an origin.
That is exactly what we stand for.
- High-quality natural fibres instead of synthetic compromises
- Transparent production with regional partners instead of anonymous supply chains
- Skin-friendly natural fibres for everyone who values natural materials
- Handmade, authentic items with emotional value, not interchangeable
Some of our products come from the wool of our own animals. In addition, we work with selected family businesses, including Apu Kuntur in Peru, a manufacturer of high-quality alpaca textiles.
Quality comes from the fibre itself (micron, staple length, processing) and from people who take their craft seriously.
Our vision
We want to be the first port of call for everyone who
• values natural fibres,
• wants to make sustainable choices,
• has sensitive skin,
• longs for warmth, calm and deceleration.
Our products should not only be useful. They should give something back:
Warmth. Purity. Connection.
Durable, honest and noticeably different from what you can “just buy somewhere”.
What makes us special
We are not a farm that happens to keep alpacas as well.
We are a farm that focuses completely on alpacas.
Their calm is our philosophy.
Their wool is our material.
Their closeness is the core of what we offer: on our walks, in therapy and in our products.
As a father of four and as someone who has been through health lows myself, I know how important it is to focus on what really matters. My colleagues called my step brave. For me it was necessary.
This attitude is reflected in everything we do:
honest, regional, high-quality, animal-friendly, human.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The hot water bottle is designed for children. With a capacity of 0.8 litres and a size of 20 × 28.5 cm, it sits nicely in small arms. Adults, of course, also enjoy the soft, cuddly feel.
The set consists of a hot water bottle made of 100% natural rubber (0.8 l) and a wool-white cover made of alpaca pile with an embroidered alpaca.
The pile is made of 80% alpaca wool, the backing knit of 20% polyester. The backing knit provides stability so that the alpaca fibres stay firmly in place and the pile remains dense.
Many children enjoy a hot water bottle for tummy aches, cold feet or cuddling up in the evening. If complaints persist, please seek medical advice.
Fill the hot water bottle only with hot, not boiling, water. Screw the stopper on firmly and check that it is watertight. Children should only fill the bottle together with an adult. Always use it inside the cover.
Gently rub off dirt with a damp cloth and air the cover regularly. Do not dry it in direct sunlight or on a radiator. Since alpaca wool is antistatic, it picks up dirt less quickly.
Rubber ages over time. Check the bottle regularly for cracks or other damage and replace it in good time.
The bottle is made of natural rubber and contains latex. It is therefore not suitable for people with a latex allergy.
Yes. As a set with a cover and an embroidered alpaca, it makes a lovely gift for children, for example for a birthday, St. Nicholas Day or Christmas.
The cover is a natural product. Slight variations in structure and fluffiness are possible and underline its natural character.
