Holy Family Advent Wreath – Nativity Candleholder Centerpiece | Stone Resin | 13" H x 5" W | Gift Boxed

Honor the sacred beauty of the Advent season with this Holy Family Advent Wreath, a timeless symbol of prayer, hope, and joyful anticipation.

Beautifully sculpted from durable stone resin, this Advent candleholder features a detailed Nativity scene of Mary, Joseph, and the Baby Jesus, framed by an intricately carved cross. The design invites reflection on the true meaning of Christmas—the coming of Christ, both in history and in our hearts today.

The Advent wreath has long been a cherished Christian tradition. Beginning the Sunday nearest November 30, the four weeks of Advent are marked by lighting candles to symbolize hope, peace, joy, and love.

• Three purple candles represent prayer, penance, and preparation.

• One rose-colored candle symbolizes joy as the birth of Jesus draws near.

This Holy Family Advent Wreath combines artistry and devotion, creating a meaningful Christmas centerpiece for your home, parish, or prayer space. Each piece comes gift boxed, making it a heartfelt gift for loved ones who cherish their faith traditions.

Features:

• Intricately designed Holy Family Nativity scene with decorative cross backdrop

• Crafted from stone resin for lasting beauty and durability

• Perfect for home, church, or family prayer gatherings

• Gift boxed for easy and elegant gifting

• Candles sold separately

• Size: 13" H x 5" W

Celebrate Advent—the season of prayer, waiting, and hope—with a centerpiece that keeps Christ at the heart of Christmas.

Question: What is the Holy Family Advent Wreath?
Answer: The Holy Family Advent Wreath is a stone resin candleholder featuring a Nativity scene of Mary, Joseph, and Baby Jesus. It’s used to hold four candles symbolizing the weeks of Advent—hope, peace, joy, and love.

Question: When is the Advent wreath used?
Answer: The Advent wreath is used during the four weeks of Advent, beginning the Sunday nearest November 30 and continuing until Christmas Eve, as candles are lit each week in preparation for the birth of Christ.