Collection: Nativity figures shepherd's crib rural

Yes, the shepherd nativity scene
is available in several sizes, including nativity figures in 8 cm. These
charming South Tyrolean wooden nativity figures are carved in Val Gardena
and are particularly popular for traditional Christmas cribs or as an
addition to an existing nativity scene. Each figure depicts typical
rural characters and animals, which reflect the traditional Tyrolean Christmas story in Tyrolean costume. Discover the
shepherd nativity scene here.

Yes, of course. All the figures in the rustic shepherd nativity scene are authentic
Gröden nativity figures and originate from the Val Gardena in South Tyrol. They are
carved with great attention to detail and painted by experienced artisans.
This means that the shepherd nativity scene, like all our South Tyrolean nativity figures,
stands for genuine Gröden woodcarving and centuries-old tradition. To the rustic
shepherd nativity scene.

The Kostner nativity scene has
a classic Alpine style that feels slightly Baroque and is characterized by
soft, flowing forms. The shepherd nativity scene, on the other hand, is presented in a rustic Tyrolean style, more rugged, down-to-earth, and with a warm,
rural character. Both nativity scenes originate from the Val Gardena and are carved from wood, but the shepherd nativity scene focuses on simple,
natural life in the Tyrolean Alps.

Yes, of course. You can find suitable
nativity stables in various sizes and designs for the shepherd nativity figures. Whether a rustic
farm stable, Tyrolean alpine stable, or Alpine-style nativity house, all models
are crafted from wood and pair perfectly with the rustic figures of the
shepherd nativity scene. You can find suitable
nativity stables here.

Yes, you can buy all of the South Tyrolean nativity figures for the shepherd crib individually in our woodcarving online shop. From the most important figures like the Holy Family, shepherds, animals, and angels, everything is perfectly coordinated and can be expanded upon year after year, one figure at a time. This allows you to grow your Christmas nativity scene bit by bit.