Finding a beautiful vintage nativity is one thing; finding it in one piece — or a good name for it? — another… Rollover the image above with your mouse to see the vintage version of the Oinochoe Nativity — with the feathered headdress Magi hidden from view. The original vintage ntativity: a torn, distorted and scratched Front, a Magi placed where he could not be seen. You'd think, in an economic crisis, paper nativity prices wouldn't ...
As if the beautiful stained glass — including the Nativity — wasn't enough of an inspiration, the Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church museum offers us two ornaments to cherish… Roll over the image above with your mouse to see the other side of the Saint Anthony and Christ Child Ornament. The Nativity window, Saints Peter and Paul, Mankato, Minnesota. As if the beautiful window of the Nativity — not to mention all the other ...
Glued for eternity on a yellowed, tattered, album page a nativity is discovered amidst a cornucopia of colorful scraps… The star, so often missing in vintage paper crèches (extending above the stable it's often torn off) again shines on the two-layered, fold-out, Earthenware Jars Nativity. The star shines againThe one-piece album Earthenware Jar Nativity sans all the decorations. A pleasant surprise Blooming roses, cornucopias brimming ...
Ingenious construction — and beautiful art — create a superb 3-D effect with just three pieces… Four little angels seem to slide from the beam of a six-pointed star, an Easter dome crowns the manger, and the Nativity literally unfolds under its decorated arches: the Joseph and Mary & Child panels fold backwards, the center post, kneeling magi and Shepherd pieces forward, and voilá! A marvelous 3-D paper nativity stands before you. Collin with his Dome Miniature ...
"I am astonished and awestruck at just how lovely and lovingly detailed this crèche is," wrote United States Military Academy at West Point Graduate Forrest Womack from Iraq, "and I am impatient to see how it will look when I assemble it, having no doubt about its power to inspire…"