Nativity, jesus, wood carving, stone carving, epoxy resin lamp （ Best Gift 🎁 ）

Explore the mysterious light of the ocean and embrace the magic of creativity! RESIN MEMORY brings you this unique resin lamp that seamlessly blends the exquisite craftsmanship of wood carving with the enigmatic art of resin.

Made from the finest sandalwood and epoxy resin, sanded and polished to create a beautiful resin lamp！

Includes wooden LED lamp holder (USB port).

The story about this work:
According to the holy book of Christians, the Bible, God decided to let His only son, Jesus Christ, be reincarnated on earth, find a mother, and live on earth so that people can understand God better, learn to love God, and love each other better . "Christmas" means "celebration of Christ" and celebrates the time when Jesus was born to a young Jewish woman, Mary. Maria is engaged to Joseph, a carpenter. However, before they lived together, Joseph discovered that Maria was pregnant. Since Joseph was a decent man and didn't want to embarrass her by telling the story, he wanted to break up with her quietly. While he was thinking about this, an angel of God appeared to him in a dream and said to him, "Stop mumbling, and take Maria home. She bears a child from the Holy Spirit. She will bear a boy, and you will The child shall be named Jesus, because he will save people from their sins." When Mary was about to give birth, the Roman government issued an order that all people must declare their household registration when they came to Bethlehem. Joseph and Mary had to obey. When they arrived in Bethlehem, it was already dark, but they failed to find a hotel for the night, only a stable can stay temporarily. Just then, Jesus was born! So Mary gave birth to Jesus only in the manger. To commemorate the birth of Jesus, later generations set December 25th as Christmas, and celebrate the mass every year to commemorate the birth of Jesus. Although the exact birthday of Jesus is not known, it was about 2,000 years ago, the calendar divides time into B.C. (before the birth of Jesus Christ) and A.D. (A.D. is a Latin abbreviation meaning "With us Lord—The Age of Jesus"). During the first three hundred years AD, Jesus' birthday was celebrated on different days. Finally, in AD 354, church leaders designated December 25 as the birthday of Jesus Christ.