When Charlene Daniel’s brother gave her a miniature ceramic collectible toy shop ... Daniel’s "adorable" miniature Christmas village display has morphed into a holiday city that has engulfed ...

and thanks to the newest versions—like those made from ceramic and galvanized metal—you can assemble a more modern Christmas village display for your own home. Related: Vintage Collections ...

also reduced space available for a big Christmas village display. There was a resurgence of the village trend in the 1970s and 1980s as sturdy ceramic houses came onto the scene, replacing the ...

And if you add little trees and people to your display…the entire thing just gets that much cuter! Target has a ceramic Christmas village set available right now and reviewers are calling it a ...

A Christmas village never looked so chic. These handmade ceramic pieces are sold individually ... and cakes and cookies rotating in the window display, all to one of your favorite holiday tunes!

Christmas villages wouldn’t make a comeback until the late 1970s, in part thanks to the utilization of new materials. Compared to their predecessors, like cardboard, materials like ceramic and ...

but it is her first time visiting during Christmas. She has followed Harbaugh for years, going to the display when it was back in Mickleton, and loves the family involvement that the village ...

Every year, a woman named Addie Petrus would set up a massive Christmas village display, featuring over a hundred miniature structures and tiny accessories for the community. "Everybody in town ...

In the 1970s, people started creating Christmas villages with miniature buildings made out of ceramic and porcelain ... or on a table for display, in time for the holidays.