Brown Sheep for 7.5" Fontanini Nativity. Made in Italy, these magnificent sculptures beautifully capture the joy and majesty of this sacred time of year. Made of a durable polymer, these pieces will withstand years of enjoyment and use
Item #: 52844
7.5" Horse with Saddle Blanket
Price:
$57.50
Size:
7.5" Scale
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New for 2007
Fontanini Heirloom Nativity figures are richly detailed and hand-painted in an old-world palette for authenticity and enduring beauty. The figures are hand-crafted from a specially formatted polymer that is resistant to chipping and breaking
Item #: 52845
Seated Camel Figurine
Price:
$32.50
Size:
7.5"SCALE
In the Holy Land, great debates took place between camel owners over which animals could carry the heaviest loads. Some pushed their camels to the limits of endurance. Wise owners knew well-rested camels would reward their kindness (1 customer review)
By: Lindsay M. (sarasota, FL) on January 6, 2009
Item #: 52833
Seated Nativity Donkey Figurine
Price:
$37.50
Size:
3.75"H x 5.5"W x 2"D
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For The Fontanini 7.5" Collection
They're not as romantic as horses and they can't compete with camels for endurance. But donkey owners agree: their ability to bear heavy burdens is admirable. In the Holy Land, parents trusted their youngest children on the backs of these sweet, floppy-eared animals.
Comes gift boxed with a story card that tells you the story of the Donkey and gives you insight into life in biblical times
Item #: 52834
Seated Ox Figurine
Price:
$37.50
Size:
6"L x 2.75"H x 2"D
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For the Fontanini 7.5" Village Collection
This beautiful oxen figurine is a necessary part of any historically accurate, authentic looking nativity display. Back in biblical time the oxen pulled plows, operated water wheels, and helped clear land
Item #: 54625
Sheep Shelter
Price:
$15.50
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Figures sold separately
Item #: 52744
Standing Camel
Price:
$50.00
Size:
7.5"
Item #: 52899
White Sheep Set
Price:
$22.50
Size:
7.5"
Maybe it was because shepherds spent many solitary hours in the fields with their flocks that these particular animals bonded so closely to man. . . or perhaps God simply gave sheep a special gift of understanding that still exists between the two today
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