Nativity scene - Crystal, Wood - Red Coral Nativity





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Traditional Mediterranean red coral nativity scene, handmade from red coral with dried moss, displayed under a glass dome on a dark wooden base; dimensions 10 x 10 x 13 cm and a weight of 235 g, originating from Sciacca in Sicily.
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Traditional handcrafted nativity scene made with twigs and fragments of red coral, kept inside a glass bell with a wooden base.
The central structure represents the Nativity and is composed of natural red coral from the Mediterranean, dried moss, and small elements assembled by hand. The work is protected by a transparent glass dome and is mounted on a circular dark wood base, decorated at the base with a white braided cord.
Red Sicilian coral is typical of the Trapani area, with behind it a tradition of fishing techniques and processing that have lasted for centuries.
A detail is the Sciacca coral, which lives at the submerged slopes of the Fernandinea Island submarine volcano, sunk in the Sicily Channel. This species, accidentally discovered by fishermen in 1875 and protected by its own consortium, is unique for its coloration that ranges from yellow to brown, a typical volcanic color.
Ideal as a Christmas decoration or as a collectible piece to keep on display all year, it is an object that combines aesthetics, tradition and uniqueness in a compact yet impactful form.
Measurements: 10 x 10 x 13 cm, weight 235 g
Traditional handcrafted nativity scene made with twigs and fragments of red coral, kept inside a glass bell with a wooden base.
The central structure represents the Nativity and is composed of natural red coral from the Mediterranean, dried moss, and small elements assembled by hand. The work is protected by a transparent glass dome and is mounted on a circular dark wood base, decorated at the base with a white braided cord.
Red Sicilian coral is typical of the Trapani area, with behind it a tradition of fishing techniques and processing that have lasted for centuries.
A detail is the Sciacca coral, which lives at the submerged slopes of the Fernandinea Island submarine volcano, sunk in the Sicily Channel. This species, accidentally discovered by fishermen in 1875 and protected by its own consortium, is unique for its coloration that ranges from yellow to brown, a typical volcanic color.
Ideal as a Christmas decoration or as a collectible piece to keep on display all year, it is an object that combines aesthetics, tradition and uniqueness in a compact yet impactful form.
Measurements: 10 x 10 x 13 cm, weight 235 g

