Remember the awe and wonder of the Christmas story each year with this beautiful 6-piece Willow Tree Nativity Set. Set Includes Joseph, Mary, Baby Jesus, Shepherd, Donkey and 2 Sheep. Susan Lordi's art reflects our relationships with people and the world around us. Her keen observation of the human form is further inspired by ballet, modern dance, nature, and her personal experiences with family and friends. These influences are revealed in her Willow Tree? sculptures, from which emotion is communicated through gestures only.Artist Susan Lordi hand carves each original Willow Tree sculpture. Using family and friends as models, Susan tries to capture a moment in time, or express a feeling. Pieces are cast from her original carving, and then individually painted by hand. Softly washed colors, carved and metal accents, and representative icons of nature mark Susan's work
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Pages - 14
Measures - 8 3/4 X 11 3/4 inches
Craft Leaflet - Plastic Canvas
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List Price:
$19.99
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Features:
- Includes a book about the nativity story
- Assorted animal figures
- For ages four and up
- A nativity set just for kids
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Children will love setting up their own nativity for the holidays. Read the included story book while placing baby Jesus in the manger, surrounded by the three wise men, Mary and Joseph and all the manger animals. Nativity set measures 17.3" W. Includes six adult figures (2.95" H), an angel (2.05" H) and much more.
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Features:
- Packaged in a window box
- 5.5-8"Ceramic Nativity Set
- Case Pack 6
- 10 pieces: Joseph, Mary, baby Jesus, three kings, shepard, cradle, donkey and camel
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5.5-8" Ceramic Nativity Set 10 Piece Case Pack 6
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Set in stone: Bloomfield displays the Ten Commandments
03.07.11
FARMINGTON — A 6-foot-tall display of the Ten Commandments was installed atop the Bloomfield City Hall lawn around 1 p.m. Friday without formal notification to city employees or area residents.
Religiously motivated or not, the Biblical tribute on city property often fuels one of the most sensitive questions in government: Where does God fit? The answer isn't simple.
Source: Farmington Daily Times
