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		The vivid colors of a small Greek 1950s fatni (above, left) contrast with a softer, vintage creche, from Germany.
A colorful, simple, children's creche is made up of one single piece. A partial creche makes you wonder at the beauty of the original. A Greek creche from the 1950s. A glossy German creche. The mangers may be different—from the tropical to the Nordic—but these creches share the same figures. There creches share a similar construction: the manger and back wall are made of one piece; the Holy Family is on a separate plane. The back wall of this creche serves as a background as well. Similar elements can be seen in these two small German creches of slightly different sizes. A bright creche on the same design theme as many of the creches seen on these pages. A net creche similar to the ones at far left. A vintage, richly-colored creche. These fold-outs are currently available in the marketplace. Three delightful Italian creches. The Children's Creche (second from left, above) is available to print out and assemble in our Downloads page.