Issued by Vatican City in 1968, this commemorative stamp pair celebrates the Nativity of Christ (Nativitas D.N.I. Christi) and depicts the revered Infant Jesus of Prague statue, a symbol of devotion in Catholic tradition. The design shows the crowned Christ Child holding the orb and offering a blessing, dressed in richly decorated royal robes. The issue includes two denominations — 50 Lire (violet) and 250 Lire (green) — both finely engraved with intricate textile patterns and ecclesiastical details. These stamps reflect the Vatican’s tradition of highlighting sacred art and religious devotion during the Christmas season. For collectors, the set is valued for its detailed engraving, strong religious theme, and classic Vatican philatelic design.