The work, very essential in its lines, was created by shaping each character on the wheel, and assembling them independently on a round base. Each element is assembled with extreme care and delicacy. The scene hosts a collective work of great originality and simplicity, different types of lines to compose every single element of the nativity scene. Different essences for different decorations and colors and different levels, joined together in a harmonious message of peace that transmits warmth and infuses love.

The work won the Single Prize at the XLII Mostra del Presepe di Grottaglie (December 2021 - January 2022) with the following motivation:

The work presents a central setting with elements of traditional iconography as well as characterized by oriental influences. Particularly striking is the plastic model that represents the Child Jesus depicted through the Comet Star which refers to the theme of light and becomes the guide and fulcrum of the entire representation. The technical rendering is embellished by the third fire, the luster in pure gold and the richness of the decoration .

Work awarded as part of the XXXIII Exhibition of the Nativity of Grottaglie with the following motivation:

"For the original interpretation of the theme, both in the plastic and expressive treatment of the figures and in the preciousness of the technique and the color effect".

First Prize ex-aequo XVI Exhibition of the Nativity 1995 . Award-winning work because it connects in the fullest way to the ceramic nativity scene tradition.

First Prize VII Mostra del Presepe, 1986 .

Awarded " for the aesthetic validity, the nobility, the colloquial expressive elegance and the gestures of the figures, for the technical rigor and the symbolism depicted".

First Prize XXII Mostra del Presepe, 2001 .

From the minutes of the award ceremony: "The qualities that are appreciated are the effective synthesis between ancient and modern; the technique used that blends tonal values with plastic ones; the choice of an adequate temperature in the moment of melting the glazes. The result of the work aesthetically expresses the fairytale, not devoid of royalty and humility, both in the material and in the forms. "

Second Prize ex-aequo VII Mostra del Presepe, 1986 . Awarded " for poetic simplicity adhering to local culture and tradition; for having also used forms, decorations and materials typical of the Grottagliese ceramic-traditional culture."