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ITEM#: 33264276
Accompanied by a joyful cow and horse, Mary and Joseph in traditional clothing welcome the baby Jesus in this Andean inspired nativity scene. Zoila Davila presents this cute and colorful handcrafted set of five statuettes featuring a striped acrylic blanket for display.
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Story behind the art :
I was born on April 23, 1949. I lived at home with my parents until I finished school, then I took courses in making flowers for bridal veils, among other subjects. All the courses I could have discovered I did not find it difficult and fell in love with this medium. "I began to earn my living from what I enjoy most - ceramics. We had a difficult moment when Peru changed its currency. This affected me a lot because, by then, I had three children to support and needed to be both mother and father to them. "However, I tried to overcome these difficulties in order to achieve my goals, such as buying a piece of land and finding more clients."I've been a ceramist since 1986 and used my imagination to create designs that are different and original. At first, I had to work at it, just like when you started anything new. . "Most of my learning has been by trial and error. After many years, I started teaching ceramics classes in schools and also to older people. At the moment, I work with red clay and the most interesting thing about this art is that each new model is a challenge. Creating the design you have in mind is sometimes harder than it seemed."I've always worked with my children." My oldest daughter designs our new models, my are looks for new clients and my youngest daughter helps me paint and glaze our ceramics. - Craft pieces, fire them and glaze them .We make all this to make sure you get the quality you expect. "
ITEM#: 33264276
Accompanied by a joyful cow and horse, Mary and Joseph in traditional clothing welcome the baby Jesus in this Andean inspired nativity scene. Zoila Davila presents this cute and colorful handcrafted set of five statuettes featuring a striped acrylic blanket for display.
Product Features
Story behind the art :
I was born on April 23, 1949. I lived at home with my parents until I finished school, then I took courses in making flowers for bridal veils, among other subjects. All the courses I could have discovered I did not find it difficult and fell in love with this medium. "I began to earn my living from what I enjoy most - ceramics. We had a difficult moment when Peru changed its currency. This affected me a lot because, by then, I had three children to support and needed to be both mother and father to them. "However, I tried to overcome these difficulties in order to achieve my goals, such as buying a piece of land and finding more clients."I've been a ceramist since 1986 and used my imagination to create designs that are different and original. At first, I had to work at it, just like when you started anything new. . "Most of my learning has been by trial and error. After many years, I started teaching ceramics classes in schools and also to older people. At the moment, I work with red clay and the most interesting thing about this art is that each new model is a challenge. Creating the design you have in mind is sometimes harder than it seemed."I've always worked with my children." My oldest daughter designs our new models, my are looks for new clients and my youngest daughter helps me paint and glaze our ceramics. - Craft pieces, fire them and glaze them .We make all this to make sure you get the quality you expect. "
| Assembled Dimensions | 1.5 In. X 1.4 In. X 2.0 In. |
| Type | Ornament Accessories |
| Color | Multi |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Model Number | 264712 |
| Country of Origin | Peru |
| Product Features | Handmade |
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