• Size: 4.5" to 2"
• Material: Resin - Comes Boxed

These cute mini Native American figures would be a great way to teach young children the meaning of the American Thanksgiving! We suggest pairing them with the Mini Pilgrim set for a terrific Thanksgiving grouping! The resin figure collection includes a wheelbarrow of pumpkins, a turkey, a festively dressed Native American couple, a wheat stack, pumpkins and a basket of apples.

Step back in time to the first Thanksgiving with the "Mini Native American Figures Box," a charming set that brings a touch of history to your holiday display. Like its Pilgrim counterpart, this set of six resin figures offers a snapshot of the past, allowing you to create a vivid tableau right on your dining room table or fireplace mantle. Each piece, standing between 2 to 4.5 inches tall, is crafted to represent the historical figures with respect and a pop of festive color.

The set includes a Native American couple, standing side by side, a vibrant and respectful representation of the people who were vital to the survival of the early settlers. Joining the couple in this collection is a robust turkey, a symbol of the natural abundance of the New World. You'll also find a wheelbarrow filled with pumpkins, representing the fruits of a successful harvest. A sheaf of golden wheat stands tall, a universal sign of prosperity and plenty. Completing the set are pumpkins in autumnal shades, adding a traditional fall touch, and a basket of apples.

This set, which comes boxed for easy storage or gifting, is not just decorative. It serves as a wonderful educational tool, sparking conversations about the history and cultural significance of Thanksgiving. It's ideal for pairing with the Mini Pilgrim Figures Box to complete the scene of fellowship and gratitude that the holiday represents.

These miniatures are not only a nod to the past but also a way to bring families together in the present. By decorating with these figures, you invite the spirit of unity and thankfulness into your home. Set them out to remind us all of the shared human stories that shape our nation, and let the legacy of the first Thanksgiving inspire a new generation to learn, appreciate, and celebrate together.