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We've just discovered that our nativity set from Lesotho includes a Mokorotlo : the national symbol of Lesotho!What is a Mokorotlo?  It is a hat made from Mosea grass and said to be inspired by the Qiloane Mountain.The Mokorotlo is even pictured on the flag of Lesotho. If you look at the wiseman dressed in animal print, you will see he is wearing a woven Mokorotlo!We've always loved our nativity set from Letotho , but this extra detail makes it extra special! …

Our shipment of glorious Henning nativity pieces from Norway has been patiently waiting in NY customs for over a month, but has finally been delivered to YonderStar! The Henning nativity from Norway has been one of our favorite heirloom nativity sets ever since we first saw it. Each figure is hand-carved and hand-painted in the Henning Studio - founded by Henning Engelsen in 1948 and still operated by the Engelsen family.The beauty of this nativity set is simply remarkable. …

G Debrekht is another of our favorite heirloom nativity collections - and here's why. They produce exquisitely carved and detailed nativity pieces (made in Russia) for collectors who truly want an investment piece, and they also produce less pricey but still gorgeous nativity figures and angels that are made in the same Russian style but from resin.The intricate painting details are exquisite and added in multiple layers. The above painting is from the signature masterpiece series angel of …

People often ask : I want to start a nativity collection that I can someday pass on to my children and grandchildren. I'd love a nativity set that is memorable, beautiful, and a legacy to pass on.Starting today, we'll discuss some of our favorite heirloom nativity sets that can be bought a few pieces at a time and added to year after year after year.The Hestia Nativity Collection is made in the USA and, in 2000 when we began YonderStar, was the very first nativity scene we received in stock …

In biblical times, the town well would have provided drinkable water for people and animals, and in present day, the well is a symbol of Jesus and also the "Water of Life" or the Holy Spirit.A town well is a classic addition to any nativity scene display. Click this link to see all of the nativity well options here at YonderStar: https://www.yonderstar.com/search.php?search_query=well