Present in most Mexican homes during the holiday season is el Nacimiento, or the “Nativity scene.” This is an ornamental display of the Holy Family Nativity, usually consisting of a stable and figurines of the Holy Family. Also included are figures representing an angel, the three Wise Men, also known as the Three Kings (Los Reyes Magos or Magi), and barnyard animals, such as an ox and a donkey. These scenes may be simple or elaborate and vary in size. A major display may occupy an entire room or yard where it is visible to those passing by. In this case, a landscape is created with papel roca (paper painted in earth tones) that is crumpled and draped over furniture— or some other form of constructive support— and shaped like terrain such as hills and caves.