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 Christmas Eve and the New Year's Day are
only a couple of days in front of us and one has to wonder whether he or she
has properly decorated the Christmas tree. We will help you to create a
fashionable masterpiece out of the ordinary Christmas tree it earlier was.
France: The Crystal Dreams from Baccarat
Crystal house of «Baccarat» has a three
hundred years' history behind it to be proud of having luxurious boutiques all
over the world (Paris, London, Moscow, New York - you name it). This year's
Christmas collection includes the crystalline-like figurines of Saint Mary and
Baby Christ, Saint Joseph and the wise men wearing golden crowns. In the early
December the shop windows of the «Baccarat» boutiques a crystal Santa with a
star, angels, an abstract Christmas tree, a horse on a rocking chair, a
lovey-dovey teddy bear made out of red crystal and lots and lots of flowers and
hearts out of green, yellow and pink the well-known «Baccarat» typical
material. All of these sentimental masterpieces of the crystal art can be
easily placed on the beauty of the forest and the toys will definitely help
decorating the Christmas tree or can as well be placed in a Christmas basket
along with the flowers and candles.
Italy: Some Serious Toys from Lamborghini
The Italian famous and world-wide-known
luxurious cars manufacturer Lamborghini has been producing Christmas-tree
decorations for several years now. Last Christmas the Lamborghini people has
greeted their admirers with the orange Christmas balls painted with their
trademark color Midas Yellow used on their famous supercar «murcielago».
This year we can surely expect new
decorations such as laconic dark black (Noctis Black trademark colors) or
light-pearly (Telesto Gray trademark colors) Christmas balls made out of the
thinnest ceramic along with the cubed candles from the orange wax with a trademark
Lamborghini logo stamped on them using the black and golden paint.
Even in such fun and joyful industry as
Christmas tree decorations the Lamborghini corporate group has kept its strict
and official style of the brand.
Austria: The pageantry and Brilliance from
the Swarovski
In today's fashion world no bag, straps or
shoes can be imagined without Swarovski crystal installation. Well how then can
anyone imagine any Christmas decorations without Swarovski crystals? This is
exactly the reason why there are crowds in Swarovski shops and boutiques this
December. For New Years Day 2009 celebration the Swarovski designers have
created a collection of new funny and extraordinary attires from transparent as
well as colorful crystals. The customers are said to be in raptures from the
mini Santa's hats and boots, from the funny snowman family, from the crystal
birds with the real feathers installed, fairies with wings, Christmas bells,
snowflakes, stars and Christmas presents sold with transparent crystal boxes to
store those - all of this must make one excited about Christmas. There are even
little Christmas trees made out of crystal that are no bigger than a little
finger. With the help of light and sun beams as well as the trademark
proprietary brilliant gem-cutting, every Swarovski figurine looks wonderfully
and shines like a real star.
Belgium: the Invulnerable Ornaments from
Christopher Radko
Once upon a time, when he was very little,
at a Christmas Eve time a future artist-decorator from Belgium Christopher Radko
witnessed a most saddening event happening: the Christmas tree he had at his
home got knocked over and every single Christmas toy and decoration that was
hanging on it broke down into thousands of pieces. This was the day when
Christopher has decided to create his own Christmas tree decoration that are
not vulnerable to any damage and for that he used such materials as paper,
cloth, tinfoil paper, plastic materials and more.
Today Christopher is widely-known as one of
the most respected decorators all around the world. Every single masterpiece of
this craftsman is a result of a hard-hard work of seven days long with every
toy o decoration being only hand-made!
A new Christopher Radko collection is
consisting of those beloved fairy tales characters such as the Teddy gum-bear,
the Nutcracker, Pinocchio, Santa's Reindeers, Mickie Mouse, the Mermaid and the
rest, the ones that are familiar to anyone from their childhood. Apart from the
own name brand production, Christopher Radko is also a part of the Belgian souvenir
company called «Goodwill» production, where he produces limited collections of
the orthodox Christmas tree decorations.
Poland: Retro-Souvenirs from Komozja
Polish brand «Komozja» was originally
supposed to be a Mostowski family small business in the town of Chenstochov,
Poland but the following fifty years made it possible for the factory to become
known all over the Europe.
The most popular in the West of the Komozja
factory's productions were the glass Christmas souvenirs of the Victorian
period: the courtiers, waiting-ladies with large fans and accessories, babies
in the sleighs and nurseries and ceremonious gentlemen wearing wigs and shiny
camisole. The 2009 Christmas collection by Komozja, as the craftsmen tell
themselves, was created with the inspiration from the monarchial Russia.
Therefore along the usual Christmas tree decorations one can find handedly
colored figurines of Russian bishops wearing golden cassocks, generals and
officers wearing the dress-up uniform, one can also find peasant-women wearing
kerchiefs and curly baby-boys and girls wearing inwrought shirts. Apart from
the glass-blowing production, the Komozja family business is known for creating
vintage Christmas figurines out of the silver. One can, for example, order
silver swans for the interior decoration as an addition to the Christmas tree
decorations one has already purchased.
Hope you have made your choice! Now the
only thing left is to decorate the Christmas tree with garlands, chaplets,
beads, candies, figurines and other decorations you have and there you go!
Congratulations with the exclusive decoration design you have just created!
Merry Christmas!
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