Carved Nativity Set
Carved Nativity Set
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Hand-painted resin nativity with a stone, tile-roof stable and gold trim.
Highlights
- Hand-painted resin figures
- Stone stable with a clay-tile roof
- Kneeling Mary, two kings bearing gifts
- Ox, donkey and lamb resting at the front
- Gold trim on robes, crowns and gifts
- Each piece stands on its own
What's in the box
- 8-piece set: stable: stone walls, an open arch and a clay-tile roof; kneeling Mary, hands crossed over her chest; kneeling king holding a lidded gift vessel; standing king holding a gold gift box; shepherd with his staff; ox, lying down; donkey, lying down, with a saddle blanket; lamb, lying down.
- 14-piece set: all 8 pieces above, plus Baby Jesus in the manger, Joseph, an angel, a third king and a camel.
- Every piece packed in fitted foam.
Specifications
| Pieces | 8: stable and 7 figures |
|---|---|
| Material | Resin |
| Finish | Hand-painted, gold trim |
| Stable | Stone walls, clay-tile roof |
| Figures | Mary, 2 kings, shepherd |
| Animals | Ox, donkey, lamb |
| Assembly | None |
| Packing | Fitted foam |
| Use | Indoor |
How it compares
| Carved Nativity Set | 16 in Renaissance Three Kings with Animals | Gold Classic Nativity Set | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pieces | 8 | 3 | Not listed |
| Stable | Stone and clay tile | Not included | Not listed |
| Material | Resin | Resin | Not listed |
| Finish | Hand-painted, gold trim | Not listed | Gold |
| Animals | Ox, donkey, lamb | Sculpted with each king | Not listed |
| Use | Indoor | Indoor | Tabletop display |
Questions
What is the difference between the 8 and 14 piece sets?
The 8-piece set is the stable with Mary, two kings, a shepherd, the ox, the donkey and a lamb. The 14-piece set adds Baby Jesus in the manger, Joseph, an angel, a third king and a camel, so the full scene is there from the first night.
Which pieces come in the set?
Eight, exactly as in the main photo: the stable, kneeling Mary, two kings each carrying a gift, a shepherd with his staff, and an ox, a donkey and a lamb resting on the ground. Every figure stands on its own.
How much room does it need?
Plan for the top of a console table or a long sideboard. Spread out with the animals in front, it takes most of a standard console; pulled in tight around the stable door, it fits a narrower one.
What is it made of?
Resin, painted by hand. The gold is on the crowns, the robe borders and the gifts, and the stable is sculpted to look like rough stone with a clay-tile roof.
Does it light up?
No, nothing is wired in. Owners tuck green moss and a short strand of warm lights around the stable, and the stone and tile take that light well. A single lamp from one side is enough to bring out the gold.
How long does setup take?
There is nothing to assemble. You lift each piece out of its foam, slide it out of its sleeve and set it down. Deciding where the kings stand takes longer than unpacking.
Where does it look best?
Somewhere wide, at about eye level, that people walk past: an entry console, a TV console or a dining sideboard. It is an indoor piece, so keep it away from a sunny window.
Delivery & returns
Ships from the USA. Standard delivery takes 5–7 business days and is free on every order; express takes 3–4 business days and is charged at checkout. You get a tracking number by email when it ships. Unused pieces in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery — see our refund policy.