By artist Oliver Fabel. Very postmodern, very German, but still meets the major requirement of a nativity set: your kid can have fun playing with it. First Christmas Jenga, anyone?
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2 comments:
I think this is the first time I've ever felt the need to buy a nativity set. Wow.
When I first saw the picture the first thing I thought was, "Oh no, Christian Jenga!"
Christian Jenga would probably be called something like Jesus-ga, or Jengsus, or Jesgusna, or something like that.
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