
Sheep with Heads Held High Prestige 20 Scale 1:7
Sheep with head held high from the Prestige 20 line, in hand-painted marmoresin: the raised muzzle and watchful gaze bring the nativity flock to life with a natural, lively gesture.
- Subject. Sheep with head held high, Arab style
- Craftsmanship. Hand-painted marmoresin
- Measurements. 15 x 9.3 x 4 cm, 1:7 scale
- Weight. 0.6 kg
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Nativity Figurines · Prestige 20 · 1:7 scale
The gesture that brings the flock to life
Among the sheep of the nativity scene, the one with its head held high stands out for a simple yet effective detail: the stretched neck, the muzzle turned upward, as if a sound or sudden movement had caught its attention. This gesture alone is enough to break the stillness of the herd and convey the feeling of a living animal, not just a scenic decoration.
It is part of the Prestige 20 line, designed for nativity scenes in 1:7 scale, where each subject requires more accurate definition and painting capable of holding up to close inspection.
The craftsmanship
The figurine is made of marmoresin and entirely hand-painted. The fur is rendered with layers of color that follow the body’s volume, from the darker back to the lighter belly, while the muzzle and eyes receive the finest finishing touches, giving expression to the pose.
Measurements and scale
The sheep measures 15 cm in width, 9.3 cm in height and 4 cm in depth, for a weight of 0.6 kg. It is in 1:7 scale, consistent with all the figures in the Prestige 20 line.
Where to place it
It finds its natural place next to the flock, near the shepherds or at the edges of the grotto, where an animal with its head raised helps suggest the movement and life of the pastoral landscape surrounding the Nativity.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the 1:7 scale is consistent with the entire Prestige 20 line, so it matches the other figurines in the same series without any difference in proportion.
The hand-painting covers the entire figure, with particular care given to the details of the muzzle and eyes that define the animal’s expression.



