Eleven Pipers Piping/Twelve Drummers Drumming

"The Twelve Days of Christmas" is one of the oldest traditional carols, dating back to the 16th Century. From approximately 1558 to 1829, Roman Catholics in England were not allowed to practice their faith without threat of death. During this time, "The Twelve Days of Christmas" was written by an unknown author as a memory aid song to help young Catholics learn the tenants of their faith. Each element in the carol is a code word, for instance, "my true love" represents God's love for us, and the "me" who receives the presents refers to every baptized person.

Marie Osmond is pleased to present . . .

Eleven Pipers Piping

. . . which by tradition represents the eleven faithful Apostles.

"Eleven Pipers Piping" is truly a collectible doll with original head and body by sculptor, Sonja Bryer. He has been hand-crafted with the special attention to detail that is the hallmark of all Marie Osmond dolls.

Marie Osmond is pleased to present . . .

Twelve Drummers Drumming

. . . which by tradition represents the Twelve Points of Belief in the Apostles' Creed.

"Twelve Drummers Drumming" is truly a collectible doll with original head and body by sculptor, Sonja Bryer. He has been hand-crafted with the special attention to detail that is the hallmark of all Marie Osmond dolls.