The Promise
The angel Gabriel brings Mary the extraordinary news. Luke 1:26–38

From the angel’s promise to the gifts of the Wise Men, these five sculpted scenes bring the Nativity story into the moments your family shares every Christmas.
More than ornaments. A beautiful reason to gather, remember, and pass the story along.

There are ornaments we hang because they sparkle. And there are ornaments we hang because they mean something.
Imagine pointing to each little scene as you decorate together: the promise to Mary, the journey to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, the shepherds who heard the news, and the Wise Men who came bearing gifts.
Five moments. A family tradition that can begin this Christmas.
Five different sculpted scenes, designed to be admired separately and treasured together.

The angel Gabriel brings Mary the extraordinary news. Luke 1:26–38
Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem. Luke 2:1–5
Jesus is born and laid in a manger. Luke 2:6–7
An angel announces the Savior’s birth to shepherds. Luke 2:8–20
The Wise Men come to honor Jesus with gifts. Matthew 2:1–12
Each Christmas, choose a moment to slow down. Hang a scene, read its passage, and remember why this season matters to your family.

Sculpted figures, layered backgrounds, expressive scenes and rich Christmas colors.






Beautiful among Christmas tree branches — and equally inviting as part of a secure mantel or tabletop holiday display.

Welcome the season with a meaningful focal point.

Create a little Christmas story along your holiday greenery.

Hang the scenes together or discover one new chapter at a time.
Decorative garlands, books, stands and other styling accessories shown in photos are not included. For tabletop display, place each piece on a stable, secure support. Keep ornaments and greenery away from open flames and hot surfaces.

The planned size of each scene is approximately 3.74 inches (9.5 cm) tall, with widths varying by design from about 3.15 to 3.54 inches (8–9 cm).
These dimensions make the sculpted scenes noticeable on a typical family tree while still suitable for a decorative mantel arrangement.
One of each of the five distinct scenes: The Promise, The Journey, The Nativity, The Good News, and The Gifts. If you select an individual style, you receive that one chosen ornament.
Yes. Each represents a different chapter of the Nativity story: the angel’s promise, the journey to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, the good news shared with the shepherds, and the visit of the Wise Men.
The proposed design height is approximately 3.74 in (9.5 cm), and the width varies by scene from around 3.15–3.54 in (8–9 cm).
Yes, they can be part of a mantel or tabletop holiday display when safely supported. Hanging displays should use strong hooks or greenery, and no ornament should be placed near an open flame.
It is a thoughtful choice for people who enjoy faith-inspired Christmas decor, Nativity scenes, and sharing the Christmas story with children or grandchildren.