Arrives one of the most exciting times of the year and with it the Christmas decoration that makes everyone infect us with emotion. Lights, backdrops, glitter and lots of color fill houses and public spaces in many cities.
In many cases we ask ourselves Tree or nativity scene? Which is the most representative?
When choosing, these two elements of Christmas decoration they do not have to be exclusive. They can be complemented to create a warm Christmas atmosphere.
Christmas decoration styles
The Christmas tree can have as many styles as you can imagine; pine can be natural or artificial. They range from natural and rustic decorations to ornaments made with crystals.
As well there is the option of thematic trees, such as cartoon characters, specially decorated for the youngest of the house.
The same thing happens with the nativity scene. There are hundreds of character styles and figure styles. You are from the smaller versions with the main characters such as Jesus, Mary and Joseph, to those that include an entire town. In these versions you can see the wise men, the mule, the ox, the shepherds and even the angel of the annunciation.
The size
It depends on the place of the house where it is going to be placed. In the case of the tree, the height of the ceiling is important. In large spaces it is even possible to place an electric train around the tree. That Christmas decoration looks like a movie, but it is possible.
In the smallest spaces you can also decorate beautiful pine trees. It is advisable to harmonize the style of the tree with that of the decoration of the house.
In the case of the nativity scene, a large space allows you to recreate entire villages. There are those who put water sources in motion, blacksmiths and forgings working, bakers who take out and put bread, etc.
Small versions can also make a special corner at home to remember the birth of Jesus.
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