Reindl Nativity - Lepi

Rupert Reindl, born on 25th March 1908 in Patsch in Tyrol, is one of the most famous masters under the nativity artists. As a toddler, he tried to carve his first nativity animals. After his elementary school graduation, Rupert Reindl came to Romed Speckbacher laboratory in Thaur, which was one of the leading wood carvers of his time. For almost 20 years he worked in the woodcarving laboratory Speckbacher and carved during these years thousands of nativity figurines. After the war, Rupert joined the Stettnerhof in Igls, near Innsbruck. Later he started worked at home, where he spend the whole day in front of his workbench. Nativities, Madonnas and many other wood carvings created in his own workshop were sent into the wide world. On September 8th 1990, the nativity artist died in Igls. The Rupert Reindl master pieces are still recognized as a landmark in the entire Christmas nativity scene.

One of the most famous works of the artist Rupert Reindl is the beautiful Reindl Nativity scene, which is actually realized by the wood carving laboratories Lepi.

The nativity figures of the Reindl Nativity sets are available in sizes 8 - 16 and 32 cm and in the variants nature, stained, stained 3 colors and color. The nativity figurines in 32 cm are also obtainable in the variants antique and real gold.
 
The Infant Jesus is available in two versions: Infant Jesus with cradle carved in one piece of wood and the Infant Jesus with cradle – 2 pieces. The shepherds are represented extremely poor. All nativity figurines are on the base.