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Artisan Crafted Gifts and Decor From Around the World

Celadon ceramic statuette, 'Serpent God' $117.95 A menacing countenance emerges from the profound enigma of Hindu mythology in intricately detailed celadon. Divine beings, half human and half serpent, narks are worshipped as the bringers of fertility - causing rain but also natural disasters such as floods and droughts. Painting celadon ceramics since adolescence, Thatsanee and Ramphan are experts in the traditional, world-renowned craft. They hope to pass their knowledge on to others to preserve the ancient secrets of this difficult skill.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Jesus' Birth' $39.95 Andean originality embraces the birth of Jesus as the Holy Family wears traditional Peruvian attires. In this endearing sculpture, Mary and Joseph look after newborn Jesus with devotion filling their hearts. Teofilo Aylas handcrafts each piece using Ayacucho ceramic techniques for a nativity scene certain to become a treasured heirloom.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Worship the Lord' $48.95 Tenderly held in a divine embrace, the Holy Family receives the Christ child. Hovering white doves and kneeling lambs join the scene under starlit blue heavens. Dionisio Rojas creates a gentle interpretation of the first Christmas, in a new-world setting where the personages wear traditional Andean dress. Crafted by hand, each piece is individually painted with bright colors. An opening in the back permits a votive candle to be inserted.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas with Kings' $38.95 Kings converge on a tiny stable with a red tile roof. Inside its welcome shelter, the Holy Family receives the Christ child in an Andean setting. The Mamani Family crafts a magical nativity scene in glowing color.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Under the Blessed Hand' $52.95 Blessed by God's divine hand, Jesus is born to Mary and Joseph in Andean lands. The endearing scene is crafted in ceramic by the talented Teofilo Aylas, who expresses the fusion of Catholic beliefs and Andean traditions. The result is a sculpture that is filled with spiritual charm.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Andean Christmas' $38.95 The angels wear sandals and warm chullo caps with earflaps while Mary covers her long braids with a shawl. Joseph also wears traditional Andean clothing in this charming nativity scene. Working in ceramic, Eugenio Balcazar Ch�vez sets the first Christmas in Peru.

Ceramic candleholder, 'Light of the Andes' $94.95 People in traditional dress surround a circular candleholder with their friendly presence. Trees and prickly pear cactus are interspersed with the diminutive characters in this delightful design. Hand-crafted in ceramic and painted with loving detail, the lacy globe shelters a candle dish by Alberto Aparicio Canchari.

Ceramic and iron sculpture, 'Beach Bound' $124.95 now on sale! $112.46 Rodolfo Padilla's wild imagination knows no boundaries as he sculpts the image of a young family riding their bike to the beach. The handsome father wears his cool sunglasses. Sitting in the back is his smiling mermaid wife and their cute little mermaid child. Padilla sculpts the comical personages by hand from ceramic, while he builds the bike from iron. This entertaining sculpture features a pinewood base. Please note the possibility of slight cracks where ceramic and iron are joined together, caused by the firing process. Likewise, slight differences in color may occur.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Chapel Christmas' $37.95 Mary and Joseph welcome the Christ child in a chapel in Quinua, Peru. At the top of the steps, the baby rests in a bed of straw. By Emiliano Orellana, this charming nativity scene is richly detailed with a bell tower and an antique clock.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Shipibo Christmas' (9 pieces) $119.95 The Mamani Family celebrates Christmas in the Amazon Valley, depicting the Holy Family as Shipibo people. Shepherds bear rain forest gifts. The Shipibo are a Panoan-speaking culture living near the headwaters of the Amazon. Although they maintain much of their original way of life, they have also adapted some contemporary urban customs. The Mamani Family crafts the lovely set in ceramic, substituting the customary cow and donkey for a wild boar and a tapir.

Celadon ceramic statuette, 'Deva' $62.95 Phra poom, a holy deva, kneels in a reverent pose, fulfilling his duties as a spirit who protects the house and land. A deva is a guardian of light and life who wages perpetual battle upon demons. Painting celadon ceramics since adolescence, Thatsanee and Ramphan are experts in the traditional, world-renowned craft. They hope to pass their knowledge on to others to preserve the ancient secrets of this difficult skill. Infused with sacred Thai belief, this figurine makes a blessed addition to any setting.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Mountain Church' $47.95 Two bell towers frame the central church of an Andean village, the thatched roofs offering a textural contrast to the building's red brick structure. Dionisio depicts the birth of Jesus Christ, witnessed by a group of campesinos dressed in the traditional clothing of the Peruvian highlands. The piece is hand-crafted with traditional ceramic techniques.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Jesus in the Andes' (set of 9) $48.95 Eyes wide open in devotion, Mary and Joseph celebrate the birth of Jesus in the company of Andean shepherds and animals. A placid look of faith enlivens each character in this nine-piece nativity scene. Juan Soto Palomino hand-crafts this renowned passage with traditional ceramic techniques, bringing a distinct Andean interpretation to the birth of Jesus.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'The Holy Family' $29.95 Radiating joy, the Holy Family celebrates the first Christmas � the birth of the Christ child. The Mamani Family portrays them in a thatch-roofed shelter with a quiet cow and donkey. Ceramic pots give the scene an Andean flair and the chubby baby invites a tender kiss.

Ceramic nativity scene 'Amazon Christmas' (set of 10) $98.95 The Mamani Family sets the first Christmas in Peru's Amazon region, portraying the protagonists in the style of the Campa tribe. The three kings bear gifts for the newborn Christ child and a shepherd cradles a lamb in his arms. Working in hand-crafted ceramic, the artisans take the universal magic of the nativity to a remote corner of the New World.

Ceramic statuette, 'Song with a Guitar' $38.95 now on sale! $35.06 A woman stands alone, playing a beautiful melody on her guitar as she lifts her voice in song. This image comes from Christian, who depicts a woman from the Andean highlands. He works in ceramic, polishing the piece with a river stone. It receives its dark coloration from the smoke of mango leaves. Ceramics such as these are entirely unique � not even the artisan can recreate one. Thus slight variations of color or brushstrokes confirm their originality and authenticity.

Ceramic statuettes, 'The Three Kings' (set of 3) $42.95 Whimsical yet reverent, these ceramic figurines represent the three kings at the moment they saw little Jesus. All close their eyes in fervent prayer. Emiliano Orellana works in a different style than usual, combining the natural color of clay with the hand-painted features and clothing.

Ceramic sculpture, 'The Beautiful' $127.95 now on sale! $115.16 Graceful and beautiful, this sculpture is inspired by the Virgin Mary and symbolizes life and fertility. "In part I based this sculpture in the different portrayals of Mary and other Virgins in the Cuzco School of Religious Portraiture," explains Gilberto Salas as he sculpts the image in ceramic. "In Peru, Virgins are often portrayed in a triangular shape representing mountains. The Inca's belief in Pachamama (Mother Earth) is closely related to the Christian's Virgin Mary. That's why I painted a colorful cloak on this pregnant Virgin Mary." Titled "La Bella" in Spanish.

Ceramic sculpture, 'The Last Supper' $42.95 This decorative ceramic piece features the "Ultima Cena" (Last Supper) with Jesus Christ and his twelve apostles. It was molded by the adroit hands of the Mamani family who orient their work to the mystical expression of Peruvian villages. They use natural earth paints and latex for the more specific tones. Attention to detail is evident in the representation of the figures sitting around a round table set with plates holding bread and fruit. Makes for a superb item to place on a display shelf.

Celadon ceramic statuette, 'Deva Praying for Peace' $59.95 According to the tenets of Hinduism, a deva is a guardian of light and life who constantly wages battle upon demons known as asuras. In Thailand, this particular deva sculpted by Sorapon Dhupagupta is called Phra Poom, and is a powerful spirit who protects the house and the land.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Birth' $59.95 A classical passage of spirituality finds reflection in this extraordinary nativity scene, hand-crafted with exceptional skill by Juan Soto Palomino. Titled Yuriy ("birth," in Quechua), this extraordinary nativity scene is abundant in Ayacucho spirit, as the Holy Family is surrounded by Andean farmers. Admirably detailed, this nativity scene makes for a timeless adornment.

Ceramic statuette, 'Latin Charm' $38.95 With the door opened to revelers welcomed by a quena flute player, it is fitting for this house to be called La casa de la jarana - The Party House. Filled with joyous spirits, the house is literally pouring people through its windows as Juan Soto Palomino renders this composition in ceramic. A small cross on the tiled roof searches for blessings and guards off evil, thus completing the vivid reinterpretation of tradition through Soto's hand-crafted art. Soto follows his parents' teachings, preparing the ceramic with red clay and letting it set for a pre-determined length of time. Each character is hand-shaped individually, then mounted together, before firing at 900� C. Soto then hand-paints the piece with latex paints.

Ceramic statuettes, 'Children of Peace' (pair) $38.95 A charming pair of angels in traditional Andean dress are surrounded by children holding hands. These delightful statuettes are molded by hand from clay, fired and painted with colored slip, or liquid clay. Feriberto Aylas tenderly portrays the angels with chubby, childish hands and a sweet expression. An opening at the back permits the statuettes to be wired as night-lights; star-shaped perforations let dancing light shine forth.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Highlands Christmas' $67.95 Portrayed as a couple from the Peruvian highlands, Mary and Joseph wear traditional Andean dress. The young parents seem serious as they consider the responsibilities of their newborn son. With a faraway look, Joseph holds a shepherd's crook and a lamb rests beside him; it contemplates little Jesus in a straw-filled manger. Working in ceramic, Alberto Aparicio Canchari creates an enchanting nativity scene.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Saviour' (set of 10) $47.95 Juan Soto sets the first Christmas in Peru in this charming nativity scene. Ceramic figurines portray Mary, Joseph, and shepherds with the tiny Christ child. Dressed in warm Andean clothing, the set of ten includes llamas instead of cattle.

Ceramic figurine, 'Mountain Nativity' $49.95 A cactus flanks a highlands stable where the first Christmas is an event of reverent rejoicing. A llama and cow watch over baby Jesus, while Mary and Joseph stand at the entrance. Wearing traditional Andean dress, the Holy Family is lovingly portrayed in ceramic by Carmen Rosa Soto.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas Around the Manger' (set of 10) $52.95 Juan Soto depicts the first Christmas in Peru in this charming nativity scene. Ceramic figurines portray Mary, Joseph, and shepherds as they gather around the manger where the Jesus sleeps. Dressed in warm Andean clothing, the people are joined by a donkey and cow.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Rain Forest Christmas' $54.95 Monkeys gather above the cave where Mary and Joseph receive the Christ child. Set in the Peruvian Amazon, the first Christmas is depicted in ceramic. The Mamani Family portrays the family in traditional dress, while a jabali and tapir share the shelter.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas in Peru' (set of 8) $38.95 Dressed warmly against the highland cold, Mary and Joseph welcome baby Jesus. Shepherds bring gifts to the newborn Messiah, while a cow and donkey kneel beside the manger. Eugenio Balcazar crafts eight charming figurines for a contemporary Andean nativity scene.

Ceramic sculpture, 'Adelita the Revolutionary' $49.95 now on sale! $44.96 Adelita is a hero from the Mexican Revolution (1911) who fought alongside men for the benefit of her family. Literally meaning "little Adela," she is usually portrayed with a long skirt and white blouse with bullet belts across her chest. "My intention with this series of sculptures is to pay tribute to Mexico, my people and my roots," confides Padilla. Please note the possibility of slight cracks, caused by the firing process. Likewise, slight differences in color may occur.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Classic Christmas' (set of 9) $209.95 Artisans from Mexico's Reintegrate Foundation create a classic nativity scene in colorful ceramic. They depict a youthful Mary and Joseph with a cow, donkey and sheep. Safe with his parents, little Jesus rests in his bed of straw. Each piece is crafted and painted by hand. Thus the colors and their placement may vary slightly, due to the individual artisan's inspiration.

Ceramic candleholder, 'Guardian Angel' $47.95 A sturdy young man, this angel is well suited to take care of someone. It is an original design by Feriberto Aylas. Molded from clay, this enchanting guardian angel wears traditional Andean dress and shows the artisan's characteristic details. An opening at the back permits the statuette to be wired as a night-light or used with a votive candle.

Ceramic statuette, 'The Great Sea Bird' $34.95 "I was inspired by an ancient legend that tells of Naylamp, believed to have founded the Moche kingdom," confides Fausto Fern�ndez. Known also as the "Great Bird from the Sea," Naylamp is attributed with the Moche's prosperity. Fern�ndez crafts a detailed ceramic statuette wearing seashell earrings, a helmet and a long tunic. He travels on a caballito de totora reed canoe shaped like a fierce bird; he holds an oar with one hand. Fern�ndez stylizes this statuette after �am Pallec, and idol found inside a Sic�n temple. According to legend, during Naylamp's reign, and that of his descendants, the Moche people basked in economic riches due to their advanced agricultural, fishing and artistic developments. However, when Fempellec, the last of Naylamp's descendants, had �am Pallec's image removed from the temple, he caused an "apocalyptic deluge" which destroyed the kingdom. Titled "El Gran Ave del Mar" in Spanish.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas with Cactus' $37.95 A prickly pear cactus grows alongside the thatch-roofed stable that shelters the Holy Family. In the dim, quiet interior, Mary and Joseph kneel as they gaze adoringly at the Christ child. Alberto Aparicio Canchari creates an enchanting nativity scene, rooted in the New World. Painted by hand, the colorful creche brings Andean charm to Christmas.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas at Home' $47.95 At home in the stable, Mary and Joseph sit on the step to enjoy a bit of fresh air. Alberto Aparicio Canchari sets the first Christmas in the Andes, dressing the Holy Family in traditional clothing. Prickly pear cactuses frame the tile-roofed dwelling, and a llama accompanies the Virgin.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas Peace' (set of 8) $44.95 Peace pervades this charming nativity scene as Jesus brings hope to the world. Kneeling reverently, Mary and Joseph gaze lovingly at their son while shepherds bring offerings. A cow and donkey keep watch beside the manger in this eight-piece ceramic set by Eugenio Balcazar Ch�vez.

Ceramic nativity figures, 'Angel and Three Kings' (set of 4) $199.95 In Mexico, nativity scenes played an important role in Christmas celebrations from colonial times on. Families usually added figures to the set each year. Working in ceramic, artisans from Mexico's Reintegrate Foundation create the Three Kings in brightly colored robes. An angel accompanies them; his clerical cassock is decorated with a dove. Each piece is crafted and painted by hand. Thus the colors and their placement may vary slightly, due to the individual artisan's inspiration.

Ceramic statuette, 'North Peruvian Dancer' (large) $77.95 Whirling to the rhythms of traditional tunes, a woman performs a folk dance from northern Peru. She holds her swirling skirt with both hands, smiling and singing as she moves to the music. Marzesa depicts the girl with long braids and a flower in her hair. She works with Chulucanas ceramic techniques, polishing the piece with a river stone. It receives its dark coloration from the smoke of mango leaves. Ceramics such as these are entirely unique � not even the artisan can recreate one. Thus slight variations of color or brushstrokes confirm their originality and authenticity.

Celadon ceramic figurine, 'Singha, Lion Temple Guard' $89.95 The lion-like beast Singha is the true king of the forest. His roar echoes to great distances, terrifying all forest animals great and small. He stands at the entrance of the Thai temple, guarding the sacred Buddhist teachings. Painting celadon ceramics since adolescence, Thatsanee and Ramphan are experts in the traditional, world-renowned craft. They hope to pass their knowledge on to others to preserve the ancient secrets of this difficult skill.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Shepherd Companions' (set of 8) $127.95 Evoking the power of faith, this scene features a vigil, where the Holy Family and the shepherds are dressed in traditional garb. Feriberto Aylas' work evidences the legendary Ayacucho ceramic techniques, as he recreates this solemn scene with distinct Andean stylizations. His meticulous consideration to detail leads him to portray most vivid statuettes in hand-crafted ceramic.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Orange Grove Christmas' $32.95 Baby Jesus kicks and coos in a bed of straw as his parents raise joyous thanks to the heavens. Sheltered in a fragrant orange grove, the Holy Family celebrates the first Christmas. The Mamani Family creates an enchanting ceramic nativity scene, crafted and painted by hand.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Birth of Christ' (set of 10) $67.95 Working in finely modelled ceramic, the Mamani Family creates a nativity scene of traditional style. Glowing halos frame the loving faces of Mary and Joseph, while the three kings in golden crowns bring rich gifts to the Christ child. Leaning on his staff, a shepherd marvels at the tiny messiah, and even the gentle cow and donkey kneel in quiet reverence.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Prince of Peace' $49.95 Wearing traditional Andean dress, Mary and Joseph end their quest for shelter in the highlands of Peru. Dionisio Rojas Guti�rrez crafts a New World creche where strong brick walls provide shelter from winter winds. Shepherds accompany the miracle of the first Christmas and the birth of the "prince of peace," Jesus.

Ceramic sculpture, 'Last Supper' $29.95 Eugenio Balcazar recreates Jesus' last meal with his disciples in distinct Andean fashion. He sculpts each personage of ceramic, dressing them in traditional costumes and painting them by hand. With this sculpture Balcazar manifests the Christian faith of the Peruvian people.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas is at Home' $74.95 Perched on the roof, doves bill and coo while others sing softly for the newborn Jesus. For Dionisio Rojas, Christmas is best spent at home in the company of the Holy Family. Mary, Joseph and shepherds wear traditional Andean clothing in this delightful ceramic nativity scene and prickly pear cactus frames the stone house. Rojas designs the piece with an opening at the back to permit insertion of a candle, or the creche could be wired as a nightlight.

Ceramic statuette, 'Chicha for Sale' $39.95 now on sale! $35.96 Balancing a jar on her hip, an itinerant merchant sells chicha, a beverage made from fermented corn. Christian creates this beautiful and graceful image of an Andean woman. He works in ceramic, polishing the piece with a river stone. It receives its dark coloration from the smoke of mango leaves. Ceramics such as these are entirely unique � not even the artisan can recreate one. Thus slight variations of color or brushstrokes confirm their originality and authenticity.

Ceramic statuette, 'Slope' $42.95 "Combining black with blue, I created this piece in a globular form with details that arose from the fantasy of my imagination. It is a sculpture inspired a little by the cosmic. I also make reference to our ancestral Vicus and Tallan cultures," says Andean artisan Yarleque. This hand-painted figurine is crafted in the traditional ceramic style of Chulucanas, taking its dark colors from the smoke of mango leaves. Ceramics such as these are entirely unique � not even the artisan can recreate one. Thus slight variations of color or brushstrokes confirm their originality and authenticity.

Chulucanas ceramic statuette, 'Folk Dance' (medium) $87.95 now on sale! $79.16 Whirling to the rhythms of traditional tunes, a girl performs a folk dance. She holds her full skirt with both hands, smiling and singing as she moves to the music. Marzesa depicts the girl with long braids and a flower in her hair. She works in the ceramic style of Chulucanas and polishes the piece with a river stone. It receives its dark coloration from the smoke of mango leaves. Ceramics such as these are entirely unique � not even the artisan can recreate one. Thus slight variations of color or brushstrokes confirm their originality and authenticity.

Ceramic statuette, 'Flower Vendor' $28.95 now on sale! $26.06 Dressed demurely in colorful clothing, a young mother sells flowers to passersby. Her baby is tied to her back in a shawl; he peeks curiously over her shoulder. Emiliano Orellana depicts the woman in a beautifully detailed ceramic statuette.

Ceramic sculpture, 'The Holy Family' $102.95 Feriberto Aylas infuses Andean spirit to biblical legends as he creates an extraordinary scene of faith. Resting at the foot of an Andean chapel, the Holy Family is guarded by an angel as they flee Herod's wrath. Aylas crafts this expressive ceramic piece by hand and paints each character with natural dyes.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas with a Cherub' $54.95 Joseph wears a chullo with warm earflaps and Mary wears an Andean hat in this charming nativity scene by Dionisio Rojas Guti�rrez. Crafted by hand, the creche sets the first Christmas in the Andean countryside. Highland shepherds and their sheep join the Holy Family and a cherub in a star-spangled statuette. An opening in the back permits insertion of a votive light.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas in Ayacucho' $42.95 A country home in Ayacucho opens its doors to the Holy Family as they seek posada (shelter). Working in ceramic, Alberto Aparicio Canchari creates a nativity scene in which whitewashed walls and a red tile roof harbor the miracle of the first Christmas. Mary and Joseph wear traditional Andean dress in this enchanting ceramic creche.

Ceramic statuette, 'Helping Jesus' $42.95 Teofilo Aylas fashions a fascinating ceramic basket. Forming part of the handle is a cross where the face of Christ beams benevolent. A man in long robes takes the cross onto his shoulder, aiding Jesus with its heavy burden as Mary looks on.

Ceramic figurine, 'Grotto Nativity' $32.95 Carmen Rosa Soto portrays the Bethlehem stable as a dim grotto, illuminated by the Christmas star. Inside, Mary and Joseph gaze reverently at the newborn Christ child in a bed of straw. The artisan crafts the charming nativity scene in ceramic, meticulously painted by hand.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Andean Cherub' $54.95 Stars appear on cactus where a cherub in Andean dress hovers on gentle wings. At its foot, Mary and Joseph receive the newborn Christ child. Feriberto Aylas captures their love and wonder in this charming ceramic nativity scene.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'First Christmas' (set of 6) $38.95 Little Jesus sleeps on his tummy in the straw-filled manger. While the animals keep watch, Mary and Joseph catch a nap as well. Eugenio Balcazar Ch�vez shapes and paints six charming figurines to depict the Holy Family on the very first Christmas.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas with Jaguars' (set of 5) $57.95 Depicting the Holy Family from Peru's Amazonian Shipibo tribe, Eugenio Balcazar crafts a charming nativity scene. Mary and Joseph gaze lovingly at little Jesus while smiling jaguars snuggle and purr.

Ceramic shadowbox, 'Mary of Miracles' $92.95 Standing on the crescent moon, Mary folds her hands in fervent prayer. A cherub flutters beneath her as clouds drift through the sky. Xochitl and Rafael sculpt the Virgin of clay and adorn the shadowbox with a religious stamp. Silvery charms depicting the Sacred Heart of Jesus surround the frame, while glass panes protect the figures within.

Ceramic candleholder, 'Customs' $78.95 now on sale! $71.06 People in traditional dress surround a circular candleholder with their friendly presence. Trees and prickly pear cactus are interspersed with the diminutive characters in this delightful design. Hand-crafted in ceramic and painted with loving detail, the lacy globe shelters a candle dish by Alberto Aparicio Canchari.

Ceramic statuettes, 'Gray Convent Poker' $42.95 Nuns enjoy a lazy afternoon playing an innocent game of cards. Counting points, keeping their cards close or trying to steal a glance at the other's hand, these nuns are serious players. Carmen Rosa Soto expertly conveys their poise and expression as she crafts each ceramic nun by hand.

Ceramic sculptures, 'Angelic Musicians' (set of 5) $44.95 This angelic orchestra plays moving tunes of Andean inspiration. Wearing colorful chullo hats and ponchos, they deftly play traditional Peruvian instruments. Julio Lloclla obtains the colors from natural pigments, expertly giving life to this set of five musical angels.

Ceramic statuette, 'Young Family' $39.95 Standing protectively close to his young wife, an Andean man seems to share a murmured conversation. The woman carries their baby on her back while carrying baskets brimming with flowers to sell. Emiliano Orellana depicts the pair in a ceramic statuette, paying tribute to their devotion.

Ceramic statuette, 'Andean Last Supper' $39.95 This uniquely decorative piece featuring the Ultima Cena ("Last Supper") with Jesus Christ and his twelve apostles was molded by the adroit hands of the Mamani family. The Mamani family orient their work to the mystical expression of Peruvian villages. They use natural paints and latex for the more brilliant tones. This work will make for a wonderful decoration on a display shelf.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Jesus is Born' $122.95 An inspired piece of deep spirituality, this nativity scene captures hearts through expressive artistry. The Holy Family is surrounded by shepherds bearing gifts, everyone attired in Andean garb. A donkey and a goat smile like proud guardians; baby Jesus also smiles as he looks upon his faithful family. An endearing nativity scene, it is delicately hand-crafted by Juan Soto Palomino with a keen eye for detail.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Andean Faith' $37.95 A scene of devotion, this ceramic nativity set recaptures Andean faith and tradition. Carmen Rosa Soto hand-crafts each member of the Holy Family as well as devoted farmers, all dressed in Peruvian attire as they adore the baby Jesus - all huddled close with a llama and cows. Eloquently detailed, this nativity scene makes a timeless adornment.

Ceramic nativity scene, 'Christmas in the Great House'