Holy Family w/Tree
The Heart of Christmas
Among the Santas, candy canes, twinkle lights and beautifully wrapped presents, this is the piece that brings us back to why we celebrate.
Holy Family with Tree Nativity features Mary, Joseph and Baby Jesus gathered together beneath a tree, creating a simple and beautiful depiction of the Christmas story.
It’s peaceful, meaningful and designed to have a place in your Christmas home year after year.
A Nativity for the Collected Christmas Home
We love meaningful Christmas décor that doesn’t have to feel formal.
This Holy Family scene can sit beautifully among greenery, bottle brush trees, candles and the colorful treasures you’ve collected over the years.
Display it on a mantel, bookshelf, entry table or somewhere your family will see it throughout the Christmas season.
Why We Love It
- Features the Holy Family: Mary, Joseph + Baby Jesus
- Tree detail creates a beautiful complete scene
- Meaningful celebration of the Christmas story
- Easy to incorporate into a variety of Christmas decorating styles
- Beautiful for a mantel, shelf, tabletop or entryway
- A thoughtful addition to a family nativity collection
- Meaningful Christmas gift
A Little Reminder in the Middle of the Merry
Christmas can get wonderfully busy.
There are presents to wrap, cookies to bake, parties to attend and approximately 400 things we’re sure we’re forgetting.
Pieces like this give us a quiet visual reminder to come back to what matters.
Faith. Family. Love. Hope.
And the little family at the center of the Christmas story.
A Meaningful Christmas Gift
The Holy Family with Tree makes a beautiful gift for a newly married couple, new homeowner, family member, friend or anyone beginning their own collection of meaningful Christmas décor.
It’s also the kind of piece that can become part of a family’s traditions—brought out each December and eventually surrounded by years of Christmas memories.
Make Room for What Matters
Bring out the colorful ornaments.
Hang the stockings.
Light the candles.
Make everything merry.
And somewhere among it all, make a little space for the story that started Christmas.