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Christmas is one of the most joyous and awaited festivals around the world. The day is celebrated with sheer happiness and utmost love by people regardless of their religion. It is the day of giving and receiving love, laughter, gifts, and creating cherished memories with near and dear ones.
In Christianity, the Christmas tree is symbolic of the birth and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The tree’s branches and shrubs are viewed as an emblem of immortality and are said to symbolize the crown of thorns worn by Christ on the cross. Also, every decoration used to adorn the Christmas tree is believed to have a special significance. And spiritually, our qualities are also said to be ornaments; for instance, peace, love, kindness, joy, goodness, Faithfulness, gentleness, etc.
One of the cultures where pine trees symbolized life and fertility includes Northern Europe a long time ago. The Norse god of the sun and fertility was called Frey. Pine trees were used in the celebration of his birth.
Pine trees symbolize wisdom and longevity for Native Americans. For other cultures and parts of the world, these trees are a symbol of life and fertility. Pine trees have also been used in some celebrations for a very long time.
Christmas card designs in some country
Sending Christmas cards is an old tradition and undeniably contributes to the spirit of Christmas and New Year. The tradition of sending Christmas cards is one that many nations participate in, and their designs clearly depict distinct cultural differences in a symbol.
1) In Germany
Cards have traditional designs and typically depict St. Nicholas delivering presents. Religious and scenic imagery is also very popular.
2) In Poland
The colorful Polish papercut art called Wycinanki heavily influences Christmas card designs in Poland. The strikingly bright cards often feature birds (peacocks and roosters), circular or star-shaped medallions, and flowers.
3) In Norway
Vintage Norwegian Christmas cards usually depict children or gnomes which help Father Christmas deliver presents.
4) In the United Kingdom
The British are said to have started the Christmas card tradition in 1843 and have enjoyed sending Christmas cards ever since. Some of the original Victorian Christmas cards could be quite macabre but modern cards are very cheerful, colorful, and glittery, they often have animals, children and Christmas trees featured on them. The Robin is a firm favorite.
If you are a company looking to send your corporate Christmas cards to your clients or partners, and you want to express good wishes to your employees, HMG Popup Paper has a range of beautiful business X’mas 3D popup cards, adding your logo or a slogan or massage.
