Meloni statue for nativity scene is among the best sellers in Naples

The statuette of Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, created for the traditional nativity scene of San Gregorio Armeno, in Naples, is one of the best sellers this year.

The information was confirmed this Thursday (3) by Italian artisan Genny Di Virgilio, in an interview with “Un Giorno da Pecora”, on Rai Radio1.

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“Meloni had not yet arrived at Palazzo Chigi, but he was already in our cradle, behind the scenes. We represent her smiling, in a black and white suit, while she hugs the Italian flag and, with her fingers, makes the victory sign”, said the Neapolitan artisan.

Asked if he is already selling the tribute, he responds: “Of course, and it is one of the most popular of all, especially the small version, 15cm, which costs 20 euros”.

According to Di Virgilio, Meloni's representation, along with that of Argentine star Diego Maradona and Queen Elizabeth II, is one of the best-selling figures at the moment. (Handle)