A Nativity creche is a decorative display depicting the scene of the birth of Jesus Christ as described in the Bible. It typically includes figures of Mary, Joseph, the baby Jesus, and a variety of animals such as sheep, donkeys, and camels. The word "creche" is derived from the French word for "manger" or "crib," and refers to the stable or shelter where Jesus was born.

The Nativity story is an important part of the Christmas tradition for many Christians. The creche serves as a visual reminder of the miraculous birth of Jesus and the humble surroundings in which he was born. It is often displayed in homes, churches, and public spaces during the Christmas season.

The design and materials used to create a Nativity creche can vary greatly. Some may be simple and homemade, while others can be ornate and made of high-quality wood or other materials. In many cultures, there are also special traditions associated with the placement and display of the figures in the creche.

Whether it is a small, personal creche or a large, elaborate one, the Nativity creche serves as a reminder of the true meaning of Christmas and the birth of Jesus Christ.