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Well Scene Group for the wooden Nativity, a Bergland Nativity composition consisting of the Well, Boy with Lamb at the Well, Children at the Well and Shepherdess at the Well. A lively everyday scene featuring a shepherdess drawing water, a boy giving his lamb a drink and two thirsty children drinking from a bowl.
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All items in the same series are crafted to match each other proportionally.
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The Well Scene Group is a charming wooden composition from the Bergland Nativity, depicting a moment of everyday village life in which people and animals gather around a well to draw water and quench their thirst.
The scene consists of four elements: Well, Boy with Lamb at the Well, Children at the Well and Shepherdess at the Well. Together, they create a harmonious and detailed group, ideal for enriching a Nativity landscape with a natural and realistic episode of pastoral life.
The Shepherdess at the Well is depicted drawing water up from the well. Beside her, the Boy with Lamb at the Well gives his little lamb a drink, expressing a gentle gesture of care for the animal. The Children at the Well portray two thirsty children drinking together from a bowl.
The Well forms the center of the composition, connecting the different figures in a lively scene full of spontaneous gestures. In traditional village life, the well was essential for obtaining water and also served as a place where people met and shared everyday moments.
Placed within the Bethlehem Nativity landscape, the Well Scene Group helps recreate the atmosphere of village and pastoral life. It can be positioned near houses, along a pathway or in an open area, surrounded by other shepherd figures and animals.
The Well Scene Group is particularly suitable for anyone wishing to create the complete scene without selecting the individual elements separately. Figures from the same Bergland Nativity series are proportioned to one another, allowing the display to be expanded while maintaining a harmonious appearance inspired by the traditional woodcarving heritage of Val Gardena - Dolomites.
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