Weathered Driftwood Nativity with Gold Wash Paper Pulp Figures and a Metal Star for Mantels and Shelves
Weathered Driftwood Nativity with Gold Wash Paper Pulp Figures and a Metal Star for Mantels and Shelves
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Weathered Driftwood Nativity With Gold Figures Under a Star
A rustic nativity brings a calm and natural look to a mantel. Weathered driftwood and gold washed figures sit beneath a shimmering star. Set it out and let the natural wood and soft gold do the work.

This scene uses pieces of naturally weathered driftwood and a metal star. The figures are made of paper pulp with a gold wash. A shimmering star above the figures marks the Star of Bethlehem in the story.

The piece is about 10 inches wide, 2.5 inches deep and 6.75 inches high. A mantel, shelf, console or side table can hold it easily. Natural wood gives each piece its own grain and color.
The wood tone pairs well with greenery, candles and white lights. A simple design leaves plenty of room for other holiday decor beside it. Plus, it makes a thoughtful gift for hosts who like rustic style.
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DRIFTWOOD AND METAL: Naturally weathered driftwood and metal form the whole nativity scene on display.
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PAPER PULP FIGURES: Paper pulp figures carry a gold wash finish for a soft shimmer.
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STAR OF BETHLEHEM: A metal star above the figures marks the Star of Bethlehem on the scene.
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10 INCHES WIDE: Overall, the piece spans about 10 inches wide, 2.5 deep and 6.75 high.
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UNIQUE GRAIN: Each piece shows its own wood grain and color from natural driftwood.
- MANTEL DISPLAY: A mantel, shelf, console or side table can hold the nativity comfortably.
Product Specifications
- Type: Nativity Scene
- Materials: Driftwood, Paper Pulp, Metal
- Finish: Gold Wash Figures
- Size: About 10 x 2.5 x 6.75 Inches
What’s Included
- 1 x Driftwood Nativity Scene
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials form the scene?
Driftwood, paper pulp and metal.
What finish do the figures have?
A gold wash.
What size is the nativity?
About 10 by 2.5 by 6.75 inches.
Where does it display well?
On a mantel, shelf, console or side table.
