Whimsical Egg-Shape Nativity Scene Figurines 6 Pieces 'In the Stable' Item ID: 2671691688
$37.99This is your own listing item.
- 1.02 lb
- Largest piece: 2.4 inches H x 1.7 inches W x 1.6 inches D,Smallest piece: 1.2 inches H x 0.9 inches W x 0.9 inches D
- 0.40 lbs
- Largest piece: 2.4 inches H x 1.7 inches W x 1.6 inches D
- Smallest piece: 1.2 inches H x 0.9 inches W x 0.9 inches D
- Ceramic
- Hand-crafted item -- color
- size and/or motif may vary slightly
Made in Peru
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"I lived at home with my parents until I finished school, then I took courses in making flowers for bridal veils, among other subjects. As time went by, my interest in handicrafts grew and I took all the courses I could until I discovered ceramics. I didn't find it difficult and fell in love with this medium.
"I began to earn my living from what I enjoy most — ceramics. We had a difficult moment when Peru changed its currency. This affected me a lot because, by then, I had three children to support and needed to be both mother and father to them.
"However, I tried to overcome all these difficulties in order to achieve my goals, such as buying a piece of land and finding more clients.
"I've been a ceramist since 1986 and use my imagination to create designs that are different and original. At first, I had to work at it, just like when you begin anything new. But after about a year, I was able to.
"Most of my learning has been by trial and error. After many years, I began teaching ceramics classes in schools and also to older people. At the moment, I work with red clay and the most interesting thing about this art is that each new model is a challenge. Creating the design you have in mind is sometimes harder than it seemed.
"I've always worked with my children. My oldest daughter designs our new models, my son looks for new clients and my youngest daughter helps me paint and glaze our ceramics. So in the end, we all have something to do in the workshop — craft pieces, fire them and glaze them. We do all this to make sure to bring you the quality you expect."
Zoila Davila was recognized as a woman entrepreneur by APEC-PERU in 2012. In 2014, she received the Exporters of Peru award for her outstanding trajectory. And she was recognized by the Embassy of Peru in Colombia for representing the Artisans of Peru in 2016.
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31 Reviews for
Zoila Davila
January 31, 2021
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Mary
These are charming and colorful ornaments. I display them all year because they are well made and beautifully painted.
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January 29, 2021
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Kristen
This little Nativity scene is adorable! It is only a few inches long, but the little figurines are well made, with nice painting. I recommend this for anyone who enjoys unique Nativities for Christmas.
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January 22, 2021
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Patricia
This is the cutest nativity set I have ever seen. I absolutely love it. Beautifully crafted. So happy with my purchase. Thank you.
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November 5, 2020
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Doris
I purchased these kittens for a Christmas gift for a cat lover. They are colorful, adorable kittens that will be a keepsake. They came gift wrapped with a traditional crochet Peruvian figure. Sure to bring a smile!
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February 18, 2023
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Daniel
I bought two sets of these adorable cat ornaments and could not be more delighted with them. The vivid colors and hand-painted detailing as shown in the photo are even more impressive in person. I hope the artist expands the collection to include more colors in the future. A must-buy for fans of cats and Christmas!
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January 12, 2020
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Aimee
Well made little pieces of art that will make the cutest package adornments before ending up on relative's Christmas trees. And there are enough that I might even keep one for myself!
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January 7, 2020
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Michelle
I just love this, so cute sitting on display with my other trinkets. Craftmanship superb.
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March 10, 2019
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Judith
I am keeping two of these fine little bulls - and giving the rest away as gifts. These are so adorable, it is hard to part with them. The recipients enjoy getting the story about the bull, too.
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February 11, 2019
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Aurelia
Super cute mini nativity scene with 7 figures on a peruvian woven tiny blanket-great for holiday decor!! Thanks so much!!
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January 28, 2019
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Becky
I love this unique addition to my collection. Ethnically authentic and the artist is so talented.
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December 25, 2022
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Bill
Love these ornaments' bright colors and size. Was the perfect annual gift!
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October 30, 2018
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Kathleen
Very cute cats! I will be giving 2 as gifts to people and keeping one for myself (the black one). Very pretty painting detailing. Love them!
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November 7, 2022
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Cynthia
Artisan crafted, fun, colorful and beautiful to decorate with
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September 28, 2017
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Judith
These were purchased to give to friends as gifts. Very beautiful!
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September 28, 2017
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Kathryn
I purchased these to give out to coworkers along with their (upcoming) holiday cards. They are small, but beautifully detailed and they feel special.
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February 10, 2017
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Elizabeth
This is beautifully made with attention to the smallest details. It is even nicer than it appears in the pictures. I love it and will definitely look for more items from this artist.
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January 19, 2022
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Elizabeth Anne
So CUTE. SO UNUSUAL. Can’t wait to use it this Christmas. !!!!
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September 15, 2021
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Janet
We loved how colorful and beautiful these toritos de pucara are on our christmas tree.
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August 27, 2021
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Marnie
You can use these pretty little hearts to put a message inside for a loved one. They are quite pretty and I have already used one to give a note to a friend; she enjoyed it.
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July 16, 2021
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Lidia
I bought it as a gift. My friends loved the little nativity. Colorful and well made. It’s a little piece of art for Christmas time.
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June 18, 2021
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Constance
The little nativity is perfect for my needs. It is colorful and beautiful. I leave it out year round.
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March 18, 2021
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Edward
The happiness of each figure simply jumps out at you and captures the significance of Christmas.
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"I lived at home with my parents until I finished school, then I took courses in making flowers for bridal veils, among other subjects. As time went by, my interest in handicrafts grew and I took all the courses I could until I discovered ceramics. I didn't find it difficult and fell in love with this medium.
"I began to earn my living from what I enjoy most — ceramics. We had a difficult moment when Peru changed its currency. This affected me a lot because, by then, I had three children to support and needed to be both mother and father to them.
"However, I tried to overcome all these difficulties in order to achieve my goals, such as buying a piece of land and finding more clients.
"I've been a ceramist since 1986 and use my imagination to create designs that are different and original. At first, I had to work at it, just like when you begin anything new. But after about a year, I was able to.
"Most of my learning has been by trial and error. After many years, I began teaching ceramics classes in schools and also to older people. At the moment, I work with red clay and the most interesting thing about this art is that each new model is a challenge. Creating the design you have in mind is sometimes harder than it seemed.
"I've always worked with my children. My oldest daughter designs our new models, my son looks for new clients and my youngest daughter helps me paint and glaze our ceramics. So in the end, we all have something to do in the workshop — craft pieces, fire them and glaze them. We do all this to make sure to bring you the quality you expect."
Zoila Davila was recognized as a woman entrepreneur by APEC-PERU in 2012. In 2014, she received the Exporters of Peru award for her outstanding trajectory. And she was recognized by the Embassy of Peru in Colombia for representing the Artisans of Peru in 2016.
"I began to earn my living from what I enjoy most — ceramics. We had a difficult moment when Peru changed its currency. This affected me a lot because, by then, I had three children to support and needed to be both mother and father to them.
"However, I tried to overcome all these difficulties in order to achieve my goals, such as buying a piece of land and finding more clients.
"I've been a ceramist since 1986 and use my imagination to create designs that are different and original. At first, I had to work at it, just like when you begin anything new. But after about a year, I was able to.
"Most of my learning has been by trial and error. After many years, I began teaching ceramics classes in schools and also to older people. At the moment, I work with red clay and the most interesting thing about this art is that each new model is a challenge. Creating the design you have in mind is sometimes harder than it seemed.
"I've always worked with my children. My oldest daughter designs our new models, my son looks for new clients and my youngest daughter helps me paint and glaze our ceramics. So in the end, we all have something to do in the workshop — craft pieces, fire them and glaze them. We do all this to make sure to bring you the quality you expect."
Zoila Davila was recognized as a woman entrepreneur by APEC-PERU in 2012. In 2014, she received the Exporters of Peru award for her outstanding trajectory. And she was recognized by the Embassy of Peru in Colombia for representing the Artisans of Peru in 2016.
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