Description
Handmade by Afghan refugee women rebuilding their lives in Kyrgyzstan after fleeing Taliban oppression. Hazaras are an ethno-religious group in Afghanistan facing persecution and violence by the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Each piece in this unique nativity scene depicts the birth of Jesus through the eyes of Hazara Afghan culture. Mary wears a beautifully embroidered long dress called a perahan. Joseph wears a traditional embroidered cap called a dopa and the infant Jesus is swaddled in an Afghan cradle.
This Hazara Afghanistan nativity scene was made by fair trade artisans. Your purchase helps provide vital economic and social support to Afghan refugee women and their families.
Joseph measures a little over 7 inches tall. The manger measures about 3 inches long. Items are made from felted wool and the embroidered carpet is included in the nativity set.
2 Reviews
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Hazara Nativity made by Afghan Refugee Women
This set is made in a native craft style and is well crafted. Move the stuffing around in the bottom until Joseph and Mary will stand up on their own.
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Hazara Nativity
This is a sweet nativity made by Afghan refugee women. Colors vary.
