Origin of the Christmas Tree
Jackie Kliamovich
Pagan christmas tree
Celebrate the holiday season with a unique twist by decorating a pagan Christmas tree. Explore our top ideas to create a magical and enchanting atmosphere for your festivities.
This time of year brings about imagery of twinkling lights and tall trees covered in brightly colored baubles. You can, however, decorate your home entirely from items found in your own backyard.
Dawn Eaton
DIY Cinnamon Stick Stars!
Muslin & Merlot {Craft, Sew, Repurpose}
As the Winter Solstice is coming up quickly and the tree just went up this past week, I've been busy in my art studio and out on the land looking for great things to add to the Yule tree. As a druid who is deeply concerned about the amount of plastic and "throw away' quick
Sarah Caum
The Yule log has been a tradition in European countries for centuries. Like the Christmas tree, it’s origin has Pagan roots (pun intended) that were incorporate…
LEXA
Ditch the store-bought decor this holiday season and head outdoors for natural, eco-friendlier Christmas decorations in every room of your house.
Savаnah Elviе
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Dawn
Set of 24 hand cut natural birch stringed tree ornaments with the Elder Futhark burned onto them. Each measures approximately a half inch thick and one to two inches in diameter. Natural birch bark remains around the outside. Gift-wrap available (black paper with white snowflakes) - purchase separate listing in shop if desired.
Victoria Hogan
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Holly Stanley
Many Christmas traditions originate from various pagan practices that predate Christianity. This rich tapestry of influence stems from numerous ancient cultures including Roman, Norse, and Celtic traditions. As Christmas was adopted across different cultures and epochs, these pagan customs were gradually assimilated and Christianised. In this article, we explore some of these pagan Christmas traditions that have endured throughout the centuries. Saturnalia: An Ancestral Festival of Merriment…
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