25 Years of Genuine French Limoges Porcelain Boxes - Same Day Shipping
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Nativity Scene Porcelain Figurines Porcelain Limoges nativity limoges boxes religion French Trinket Box
Nativity Scene Porcelain Figurines Porcelain Limoges nativity limoges boxes religion French Trinket Box
Nativity Scene Porcelain Figurines Porcelain Limoges nativity limoges boxes religion French Trinket Box
Nativity Scene Porcelain Figurines Porcelain Limoges nativity limoges boxes religion French Trinket Box
Nativity Scene Porcelain Figurines Porcelain Limoges nativity limoges boxes religion French Trinket Box
Nativity Scene Porcelain Figurines Porcelain Limoges nativity limoges boxes religion French Trinket Box
Nativity Scene Porcelain Figurines Porcelain Limoges nativity limoges boxes religion French Trinket Box
Nativity Scene Porcelain Figurines Porcelain Limoges nativity limoges boxes religion French Trinket Box
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Four Piece Nativity with Hay Base Limoges Box Figurine

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The Christmas story arrives in miniature with this four piece Nativity, set on a base painted to look like a bed of hay. Each piece is hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France, ready to arrange on a mantel, side table or shelf through Advent.

A Manger in Miniature

The hay bottom recalls the humble stable where the story begins, and the separate pieces let you arrange the scene however you like. It is a quiet, reverent subject that rewards a close look. Set among greenery and candlelight, it becomes the still center of a busy holiday room.

Gathered at the Stable

  • Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
  • Comes as four pieces, with a hay styled base
  • Belongs in a Christmas, Nativity or faith collection

Advent on the Mantel

Bring it out on the first Sunday of Advent and let it stay through Epiphany. It is a meaningful present for a godparent, a pastor, a church friend or a family welcoming its first Christmas together. Small enough for an apartment shelf yet detailed enough to hold attention, it fits homes that lack room for a full crèche. Small porcelain boxes first grew fashionable in 18th century France, when they held snuff, pills and beauty patches, and today the tradition carries holiday scenes like this one.