Embrace the charm of the holiday season with the King Gaspar Nativity Figurine! At just about 5 inches tall, this beautifully crafted piece captures the regal essence of one of the three Magi who traveled far to present their precious gifts to the newborn King. Dressed in elegant robes and a stunning turban, Gaspar exudes a sense of majesty, holding his gift close and reminding us of the importance of generosity and love during this special time of year.

As a part of the beloved nativity scene, King Gaspar represents not only wisdom but also the unity of diverse cultures coming together in celebration. The Magi's journey is a timeless tale that underscores the spirit of giving, and adding this exquisite figurine to your holiday decor will surely make your Christmas gatherings more magical. Let Gaspar's presence inspire heartfelt moments with family and friends as you celebrate the joy of the season!

• Made in Italy
• 4.8" tall (5 inch Scale)

Gaspar, also known as Jasper, was a strong and proud king, often referred to as the "Emperor of the World." His significant journey brought him from distant lands, and he was revered for his deep connection to the divine. According to legend, Gaspar was born under a bright star, leading him on a quest that would culminate in witnessing the birth of the Christ child.

Each king brought unique gifts, and Gaspar presented a beautiful vessel of frankincense, known for its aromatic qualities, which symbolize divinity. This precious gift included fragrant resins from African trees, meant to honor the newborn as a deity. Scholars believe this vessel was so ornate that it must have appeared almost too luxurious for the occasion.

Many details about Gaspar’s journey are lost to history, but accounts tell of him joining Melchior and Balthazar in their pilgrimage to Bethlehem. While his role remains essential in the trio, there is a recurring theme in stories: Gaspar often takes a step back, allowing Melchior, the eldest king, to take precedence.

In respect for Melchior's wisdom and age, Gaspar willingly made room, stepping aside to allow the elder Magi to present their offerings first before the Christ child. This act of humility reflects Gaspar's noble character and his acknowledgment of the significance of Melchior's role. Together, the three kings symbolize unity and reverence in their shared mission to honor the miracle of Jesus' birth.