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Christmas Symbols
Christmas tree: The Christmas tree is one of the most iconic symbols of the Christmas season. People decorate an evergreen tree indoors or outdoors with lights, ornaments, and gifts.
Christmas wreath: The Christmas wreath is a circular decoration made from evergreen plants and is often hung on doors or walls. It symbolizes unity, eternity, and holiness.
Christmas stockings: Christmas stockings are large socks used to hold gifts and are typically hung on the fireplace or bedside. It is believed that Santa Claus fills the stockings with gifts on Christmas Eve.
Christmas lights: Decorative lights are a common element in Christmas decorations. People hang colorful light strings on houses, trees, and public spaces to celebrate the festivity and warmth of the season.
Sparkling wine: In some regions, sparkling wine (such as champagne) is considered a symbol of celebration and joy, used to toast the birth of Jesus Christ during Christmas festivities.
Baby Jesus: Statues or images of baby Jesus are commonly seen in Christmas decorations, representing the joyful news and hope of Jesus' birth.
Three Wise Men: Figures or illustrations of the Three Wise Men often appear in Christmas decorations. They are based on biblical accounts of the three Eastern kings who came to worship Jesus.
These symbols serve to remind people of the birth of Jesus Christ and convey the meanings of celebration, joy, and unity.
