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Prince of Africa and King of Saba, Balthazar brought myrrh to the Christ Child. He died at the age of 112 on the Feast of the Epiphany, just days after seeing the Christ Child
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Balthazar holds a golden vessel and sits upon a seat adorned with gold. Even the camel's bridle has golden tassels. A king on his way to worship the true king.
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2 Piece Set
The Children's Camel had been on the journey with mighty King Melchior since the beginning. At the palace in Melchior's homeland this camel had been the cherished pet of th youngest of his descendents.
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Nativity Collection
This depiction of Gaspar, carrying frankincense, on his journey from India to Bethlehem is a magnificent figurine.
The master artisans at Fontanini have truly created a work of art with this figurine. Gaspar sits on a golden trimmed, throne-like chair, perched upon the back of an elephant with a golden accented, burgundy scarf on its head.
5" Fontanini King Set- Balthazar on Camel, Gaspar on Elephant, Melchior on Horse. Fontanini nativities are comprised of lifelike figures and historically researched structures.
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Each piece depicts one of the three kings riding on a camel (Wise Men)
Impressive addition to any nativity scene
Each piece hand painted by Italian artisans
Comes beautifully gift boxed
Three kings, Gaspar, Balthazar and Melchior, traveled from distant lands to worship the Child and bring him gifts. Though each wise man left his home alone, a magnificent star brought the three together. It had shone brightly over their heads on the night of Christ's birth, adding to the urgency of the journey. Stopping briefly at King Herod's palace to pay their respects to the local ruler as was custom, the Magi completed the journey to the threshold of the Bethlehem inn.
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By: FERDINAND F. (UNION, NJ) on January, 2009 
