Etsy - Pinoodles Tree Ornament, Hand Painted Multicolor Christmas Decoration
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Highest price was seen £20.00 on 16 Dec 2023
Lowest price was seen £19.66 on 14 Jan 2024
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This 6 inch fabric tree has been hand painted with a vibrant multicolor scheme. Just like real tree, no two are identical. Two layers of stiff fabric are joined together to give this ornament a sturdy foundation for years to come. Consider these as table place cards markers at a Christmas party or in multiples in a bucket of lit branches in a corner of your house or venue. What about on a gift as a package topper or of course on your Christmas tree? Beautiful alone & stunning in multiples!! Need a custom size, color, ribbon or bulk order? Please reach outanything's possible! DID YOU SEE THESE OTHER OPTIONS: https://www.etsy.com/Pinoodles/listing/873725640 https://www.etsy.com/Pinoodles/listing/679939127 https://www.etsy.com/Pinoodles/listing/193885860 https://www.etsy.com/Pinoodles/listing/194610436 For other beautiful things, visit www.asharpcontrast.etsy.com, www.susandsharp.com, www.pinoodles.etsy.com & for more information about me visit www.asharpdifference.com The History of Ornaments & Decorations by Susan D. Sharp From traditional Scandanavian Advent decorations to Hannukah traditions & German Lutheran Christmas trees, ornaments & decorations may have started at Christmas with a specific color palette, but now are made in every form & color one can imagine. What's surprising about Christmas decorations is how many pagan symbols & traditions are involved. Tertullian understood the pagan symbol of greenery & complained that Christians were using them to decorate dwellings. I cant think of anything more Christian than the nature God made, but supposedly it was quite the debate! From wreaths to candles, it seems nothing is without controversy. According to Goodhousekeeping Magazine, In Northern Europe, the pagans believed the sun was a wheel that rolled away from the Earth during the winter, & decorated their homes with wheels festooned with greenery & lights to coax the sun back toward them during winter solstice. As they began to convert to Christianity, the wreaths took on new symbolism. The evergreens & unbroken circle reminded them of God's eternal love & the salvation that Jesus brought to the world. Candles were surprisingly taboo as they were viewed as a torch in darkness, but Christians quickly turned the notion into being light in the world. Women were primarily responsible for decorating the home at Christmas & according to the British magazine, The Lady, any woman whose decorations were meager was said to be a disgrace to her household. Traditional colors of red & green come from holly bushes, but more sacred meaning was applied over the years. Today, no color is off limits for decorations for any season. While early decorations were used largely on trees, on doors & on & in windows, today one can find decorations even in the powder room. Want to have your own Etsy shop? Click the link below to get 40 FREE LISTINGS! https://etsy.me/3AJsgzK Tree Ornament, Hand Painted Multicolor Christmas Decoration, Wine Bottle Tag, Holiday
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