Figurine Size Note:
The size listed for this nativity set (e.g.,4", 5", 6.5") refers to the height of the Joseph figure. All other figures in the set are proportionally scaled to Joseph's height. This is standard across all traditional nativity sets.
ANRI Nativity Kuolt Set
Fresh Fish is part of the ANRI Kuolt Nativity collection, adding a unique and lively element of daily life to the nativity setting.
This figure depicts a young figure carrying a basket filled with freshly caught fish, representing the working life and marketplace traditions of the time. The forward-facing posture and balanced stance give the piece a sense of purpose and movement, enriching the storytelling within the nativity scene.
The simple clothing and natural tones reflect the Kuolt style’s emphasis on realism and understated beauty. The detailed basket and carefully painted fish add visual interest and authenticity to the composition.
Expertly hand-carved from Alpine maple and hand-painted in soft, natural hues, this figurine is crafted in South Tyrol, Italy by skilled ANRI artisans.
A distinctive addition to the Kuolt Nativity set, this piece is a rare and collectible ANRI figurine, perfect for adding variety, character, and everyday life detail to a traditional nativity display.
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With ANRI’s workshop now closed, we’re honored to offer the final, limited selection of these beloved hand-carved treasures.
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