The Swiss German word «Huuri» translates to owl. The shy night bird likes to hide himself in the dense forests. When someone approaches, he announces himself and you know: You are not alone.

How does «Huuri» work?

The «Huuri» ELIA is equipped with a motion sensor. As soon as you come within a metre and a half  of the product, a wonderful and gentle sleep melody will sound for about three minutes. Suitable for  both children and adults. Sweet dreams guaranteed...

Included is a USB charging cable. The volume can be adjusted.

The «Huuri» ELIA is ideal for the bedtime ritual with your children. The gentle and calming melody brings children to peace and gives them a feeling of security and love.

The «Huuri» ELIA likes quiet places and is your companion when it gets dark outside. It is rather night-active and feels especially comfortable on your bedside table, where it can «protect» you and gently lead you into the world of dreams.

We rely on Swiss quality for our products. We trust in sustainable materials from the local region. «Huuri» ELIA is made of untreated Swiss oak wood. 

Song Elia - a melody that goes straight to the heart
The birth of his first son ELIA inspired Daniel Wallimann to create the touching and enchanting melody, which brought the little son gently to rest. The original melody has now been further developed by the three artists Daniel Wallimann (composer), Antonia Gasser and Tobi Gmür. In the process, a wonderful arrangement with vocals, guitar, piano and harmonium has been created.

Daniel Wallimann, (Alpnach) has been connected with music since his youth. He is a clarinettist with "Siidhang" and was active for 26 years with the yodel group Bärgröseli, several years of which he spent as conductor. In all these years he has developed various nature yodels, compositions and arrangements for various music projects.

Antonia Gasser, (Sarnen) is a musical all-rounder (trained singer and singing teacher, choir director and much more). She loves to sing at different venues - sometimes rock, sometimes beautiful, sometimes improvising, sometimes touching. In the project "tones unspoken" she is looking for her very own musical expression and gives her dialect texts a musical garment.

Tobi Gmür, (Lucerne) has been working as a musician for over 30 years - as a songwriter, singer and guitarist. He is head of the band "Mothers Pride" and has been touring with dialect songs since 2015.  He also works as a producer.

Caution: Wood is hygroscopic, which means that it changes with humidity and temperature variations. «Huuri» belongs indoors. Wood may discolour with time.