Illuminated Village 85x65x45 cm with Working Fountain and Oven for Neapolitan Nativity 10-12 cm
Illuminated village with working fountain and oven for a Neapolitan nativity scene, suitable for 10–12 cm figurines; overall dimensions 85x65x45 cm. The scenography recreates a detailed village from the Neapolitan nativity tradition, developed through several viewpoints and enriched with lighting, a fountain with moving water and an oven with flame effect. These elements add motion and depth to the composition, creating a suggestive setting for the Nativity and scenes of everyday life. The light...
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Illuminated village with working fountain and oven for a Neapolitan nativity scene, suitable for 10–12 cm figurines; overall dimensions 85x65x45 cm. The scenography recreates a detailed village from the Neapolitan nativity tradition, developed through several viewpoints and enriched with lighting, a fountain with moving water and an oven with flame effect. These elements add motion and depth to the composition, creating a suggestive setting for the Nativity and scenes of everyday life. The lighting, the oven's flame effect and the fountain can be operated independently thanks to three separate power supplies, each fitted with a 220V European power cable. Before operating the fountain, fill the dedicated water tray; to preserve the pump do not run it with the tray empty. The village is available in two selectable versions: empty or complete with figurines. The complete version includes 12 cm terracotta figurines dressed in fabric, modeled, painted and clothed entirely by hand. The setting is produced by Creazioni Paolo e Giulia, an artisan workshop rooted in the Neapolitan nativity tradition. The village construction and the crafting of the figures are carried out entirely by hand in Naples, using techniques and motifs of the historic Neapolitan nativity workshops. In the complete version, the limited availability of the fabrics used to dress the characters may cause variations in colors, patterns and small details compared with the photographs. Likewise, the manual workmanship of the scenography can produce slight differences between specimens, making every village a unique creation.