This good shepherd figurine is handcrafted by skilled Christian artisans in Bethlehem. Made from genuine olive wood, each piece is unique with natural grain patterns. Size: 5.5 inch. Ships worldwide with free US shipping on orders over $100.
Dimensions: H 5.5″ × W 2.0″ × D 1.7″ (14.0 × 5.2 × 4.3 cm)
About This Figure
There's a moment when you pick this up and you just stop. It's small, fits in one hand, but the weight of it settles something. The Good Shepherd carrying a lamb, carved from genuine olive wood right here in Bethlehem, where that story wasn't just written, it was lived out in the actual hills around us.
People ask me all the time what separates our wood carving sculptures for sale from the stuff you find mass-produced. Hold one of these and you know immediately. The grain runs through the shepherd's robe, the lamb tucks against the shoulder in a way that took real thought to carve. Simple lines, but nothing about it's careless.
At 5.7 x 1.9 x 1.4 inches, it's compact enough for a nightstand or prayer table, but it's real presence. If you're looking for figures hand carved with that kind of intention, this is one worth having. It's also a genuinely easy figures order online, we ship it carefully and it arrives the way it left us.
From Our Family to Yours
Hi, I'm Elias. I've been handling these Good Shepherd carvings since I was a kid helping my father sort pieces before they shipped. This one sits on the shelf above my desk right now, the grain on mine runs almost like a wave across the shepherd's back. Every time I pack one of these for a customer, I mean that. It ships direct from Bethlehem, no warehouses in between, no middlemen handling what these artisan families made.
✌ Handmade in Bethlehem
🌳 Genuine Holy Land Olive Wood
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Features & Details
- ✓ Hand-carved from genuine Holy Land olive wood, no shortcuts
- ✓ Depicts the Good Shepherd carrying a lamb, clean strong lines
- ✓ Dimensions: 5.7 x 1.9 x 1.4 inches
- ✓ Natural grain, honey tones, and swirls visible throughout
- ✓ Smooth silhouette with gentle tool marks you can feel
- ✓ No two pieces identical, each one has its own grain pattern
- ✓ Small variations in tone or balance are normal in genuine handmade work
- ✓ Made by Christian artisan families, 3rd generation carvers
Product Specifications
| Material |
Genuine Holy Land Olive Wood, hand-carved wood sculpture |
| Origin |
Bethlehem, Holy Land |
| Dimensions |
H 5.5″ × W 2.0″ × D 1.7″ (14.0 × 5.2 × 4.3 cm) |
| Subject |
Good Shepherd carrying a lamb |
| Finish |
Smooth, hand-polished |
| Made By |
Christian artisan families, Bethlehem |
| Type |
Olive wood figure, handcrafted |
Perfect As a Gift
A pastor in Ohio ordered six of these last Easter, one for each family in his congregation who'd lost someone that year. He wrote back a few weeks later and said every single one was displayed somewhere in those homes. That's what this kind of figures gift idea does, it lands differently than a card or a candle.
It works for almost any occasion you can think of. Baptism, confirmation, a wedding, Christmas morning. People also order it as an Easter gift, which makes sense given what it represents. Free US shipping on orders over $100, and we ship worldwide direct from Bethlehem.
🎁 Baptism Gift
🙏 Confirmation Gift
🎄 Christmas Gift
🌸 Easter Gift
💒 Wedding Gift
💙 Grief & Comfort
⛰ Pastor Appreciation
The Story Behind It
The families who carve these figures for sale have been doing this work for three generations. Same neighborhoods, same tools passed down, same understanding of what this imagery means to the people who'll receive it. Most figures you find online are factory-made somewhere far from the story they're trying to tell. These aren't.
The olive wood itself comes from annual pruning of living trees here in the Holy Land. Nobody's cutting anything down. The carvers take that wood and turn it into something that carries real meaning, because they know exactly what the Good Shepherd means. Not as a concept. As something they grew up with.
Unlike mass-produced imports, these wood sculptures for sale come factory-direct, no importers marking things up between the workshop and your door. That's why the price is what it is, and why the quality holds up. These artisan families have kept this craft alive for generations and your order is part of what keeps it going.
Shipping & Guarantee
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🌎 Ships worldwide direct from Bethlehem, Holy Land
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✌ Every good shepherd figure is handmade and inspected before it ships
Care Instructions
Olive wood's low maintenance. If it starts looking a little dry, rub a small drop of olive oil into it with a soft cloth and that's all it needs. Don't soak it in water and don't leave it sitting in direct sun for long stretches. That's about it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it come in a gift box or do I need to wrap it myself?
It comes packaged nicely, yeah. We wrap these in tissue and tuck them in a box before they leave. Honestly I've had people tell me they gave it as a baptism gift without doing anything extra to it, just handed it over. The olive wood already looks like something worth opening slowly, you know what I mean.
Is this real olive wood or just stained to look like it?
Real olive wood. Not a veneer, not a composite. Genuine handmade olive wood from Bethlehem, cut and carved by the same families we've worked with for years. The grain on every single piece is different, which is actually how you can tell.
Any bulk pricing for church orders?
So this comes up a lot, and yes, reach out directly. We've done church orders, confirmation sets, retreat gifts... it depends on the quantity but I'd rather give you a real number than post something vague here. Just email through the site and I'll get back to you.
Where does this actually ship from?
Bethlehem. Ships in a couple days usually, free if you're over $100 in the US. Pretty standard from there.
What's the size on this thing?
Fits in one hand. I keep one on my desk actually, and I'd say it's roughly palm-sized, maybe a little taller depending on the piece. The carvers don't work off a mold so there's slight variation batch to batch, but nothing dramatic.