All wood carving products are carved from solid wood,
If in doubt, you can contact our Facebook page to request a video inspection!
The Genesis narrative carries deep symbolism in Judaism and Christianity, covering themes such as the origin of the universe, the uniqueness of humanity, original sin, the Sabbath, and faith. These symbols and doctrines hold significant positions in both religions, providing spiritual guidance and material for reflection for believers.
★Project details
• Details: hand-carved
• Treatment: hand polished
• Material: natural Beech，water-based paint
• Weight: 200, 500, 800 grams
• Size: 12"16",20"
The concept of the seven-day creation, God, Adam, and Eve is a fundamental narrative in the Judeo-Christian tradition, particularly outlined in the Book of Genesis in the Bible. Here is a brief summary:
Day 1: Creation of Light and Darkness - On the first day, God created light and separated it from darkness, calling the light "day" and the darkness "night."
Day 2: Creation of the Sky and Waters - On the second day, God created the sky or the firmament to separate the waters above from the waters below.
Day 3: Creation of Land, Seas, and Vegetation - On the third day, God gathered the waters together, creating seas and dry land. God also brought forth vegetation, including plants, trees, and fruits.
Day 4: Creation of the Sun, Moon, and Stars - On the fourth day, God created the sun to rule the day, the moon to rule the night, and the stars.
Day 5: Creation of Fish and Birds - On the fifth day, God created fish and other creatures of the sea, as well as birds to fill the sky and waters.
Day 6: Creation of Land Animals and Humanity - On the sixth day, God created land animals, including cattle, beasts, and creeping creatures. The climax of the sixth day was the creation of humanity. God formed Adam, the first man, from the dust of the ground and breathed life into him. Later, God created Eve, the first woman, from Adam's rib.
Day 7: God Rests and Sanctifies the Seventh Day - On the seventh day, God rested from His creative work, and He blessed and sanctified the seventh day as a day of rest, which is why it is often referred to as the Sabbath.
This narrative is foundational to the Judeo-Christian belief in God as the Creator of the universe and humanity, with Adam and Eve as the first human beings. It also provides the basis for the concept of the Sabbath, a day of rest and worship observed in Judaism and Christianity.
It is durable, not getting worse, does not lose its authentic form, doesn't go out of style and will last more than lifetime.
