
Nativities from Bangladesh

Bangladesh Nativity
(Actual Nativities in Sets may vary in size, shape and color due to being hand-crafted.)
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Item Sku: 6604150
Papier Machè Folk Art Nativity
Set of 10. Bright folk art nativity from Bangladesh features painted geometric figures. Each character or animal is made from handcrafted and hand-painted
papier machè.
Made in Bangladesh Tallest figure approx. 4”H |
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Item Sku: 6605880
Fold Up Nativity Creche with Snap Closure
This fold-up nativity is made from wheat straw. Artisans cut and flatten wheat straw and scrape it with a knife to make it even. For larger pieces, wheat straw
strips are fixed to paper to form a sheet from which designs are cut. For more detailed designs, wheat straw is cut into thin strips which are pieced together in
layers. Artisans apply heat in varying degrees to bring about the range of tones from light tan to dark brown or black. Finally, they cover the cardboard base
with cloth to complete the item. Craftspeople use simple tools: a flat board, a pot of glue, a sharp blade and a pair of scissors.
Made in Bangladesh 8”L x 6”W x 7”H
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| $35.00 |
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$19.95 |
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Item Sku: 06009
Nativity Candle Lantern
Hand-formed & white-washed terra cotta, separate saucer to hold votive or tea candle 6"H x 5" dianmeter.
Made in Bangladesh |
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Item Sku: 06247
Nativity Terra Cotta
Stable Is 5.75"H
Made in Bangladesh |
| $19.95 |
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$25.00 |
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Item Sku: 06634
Christmas Cabana Nativity
A unique, terra cotta dwelling shelters a hand-painted Holy Family and animals. Made in Bangladesh.
5 1/2” Diameter x 9 3/4” Height |
| $25.00 |
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The People's Republic of Bangladesh is a small Asian country situated between
India and Myanmar. Its capital is Dhaka. Bangladesh is a low-lying country
traversed by numerous rivers. The climate is tropical monsoon, dumping 55 inches
of rain annually along the east central border and more than 200 inches per year
in the far northeast. It is often subjected to devastating floods. Temperatures
range from 66 to 84 degrees.
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