✨ The First Christmas™ – The Night Hope Was Born | Ivory & Gold Holy Family Nativity Set ✝️🎄
✨ The First Christmas™ – The Night Hope Was Born | Ivory & Gold Holy Family Nativity Set ✝️🎄
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✨ The First Christmas™ – The Night Hope Was Born | Ivory & Gold Holy Family Nativity Set ✝️🎄
The Night Hope
Was Born
In a humble manger in Bethlehem, the greatest gift the world would ever know was born.
A Humble Beginning.
An Everlasting Love.
No royal palace. No earthly crown. Just Mary, Joseph, and the miracle of our Savior's birth.
“For unto you is born this dayLUKE 2:11 · KJV
in the city of David a Saviour,
which is Christ the Lord.”
Ivory Beauty.
Golden Grace.
Soft ivory robes, delicate champagne-gold accents, and a timeless carved-wood look.
Inspiration
Details
Faith Gift
A Timeless
Christmas Display
Two freestanding pieces form the complete Holy Family scene, perfect for a mantel or tabletop.
Height
Height
A Quiet Reminder
of His Love
A peaceful symbol of faith that brings the true meaning of Christmas into your home.
A Story Worth
Passing Down
A meaningful keepsake to share the story of Jesus' birth with the people you love.
The Greatest Gift
Was Love
More than a Christmas decoration, a lasting reminder of the night our Savior came into the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the complete set?
Select the Set option to receive two pieces: Mary with Baby Jesus and the manger, plus Joseph with his staff. Individual figure options are also available.
What material is used?
Sculpted resin with a matte carved wood-look finish, warm ivory coloring, and champagne-gold accents.
Where can I display it?
On an indoor mantel, bookshelf, console table, or as part of your family Nativity display.
Is it suitable as a Christian gift?
Yes. A meaningful Christmas keepsake for parents, grandparents, and loved ones who cherish the story of Christ's birth.
A Humble Beginning.
An Everlasting Hope.
May the story of Bethlehem fill your home with faith, peace, and love this Christmas.
INSPIRED BY LUKE 2:7–11
