Tag Archives: ornaments

Unusual Christmas Trees Countdown: #1

Posted on December 25, 2010 by Nicole C. Wong

Ever since I was a kid, my family hasn’t been able to find a Christmas tree topper that we loved. Some years, we used an angel wearing a red satin gown. Other times, a gold-trimmed velveteen Victorian bow. Occasionally, we … Continue reading →

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Unusual Christmas Trees Countdown: #3

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Nicole C. Wong

This Christmas-collides-with-Valentine’s Tree struck me as odd when I saw it last month at Sunshine City, a Tokyo shopping mall. Why is the tree plastered with silver Cupids, hearts, stars, and pink garland?

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Unusual Christmas Trees Countdown: #4

Posted on December 19, 2010 by Nicole C. Wong

I love the shape and texture contrasts of this sidewalk holiday tree. The straight, dull branches jutting out around the ginormous globes of luster. At first glance, the ornaments threaten to snap the branches they’re dangling from. Looks like a … Continue reading →