How do Christmas decorations look like in your country?
In Sweden we have tons of tomtar (less degenerate and non-commercialized versions of Santa Claus), usually in the shape of porcelain or ceramic figurines
then of course the Advent wreaths and the straw Yule goats
and lots of decorated spruce and pine bough
Indoor version of julbock
>>52183467
outdoor versions
(you make or buy the frame, then just add the bough)
>>52183532
as the old, pre-santa Chistmas present distributor
>>52183372
>>52183467
>>52183532
>>52183615
>Literally everything is stolen from us
>Pick related, the only thing that is not stolen was our original Santa Claus
Fuck you Japan
>>52186103
Literally nothing of what I posted was stolen from Finland
Tomtar are from Scandinavian folk lore from Norse times. The Yule goat is, as the name implies, from the Yule bloting tradition which is a Norse pagan ritual.
What you posted is concept art from a film that is like 2 years old.
>>52186469
>Concept art for a 2 year old film
I know, I used it as an example.
>>52186740
Of what?
Post an actual picture
>>52186907
More contemporary hipster indie art?
>>52186969
best I could find. I don't think it was made by a hipster
-Christmas trees, decorated with little bulbs, lights, angel/star on the top.
-Little nativity sets.
-Little snowmen (aka Frosty the Snowman, magical snowman that comes to life when kids put on his magical hat)
-Little reindeers.
-Little santa clauses (sometimes an old fashioned St. Nicholas).
-House lights on the trim.
-On government buildings etc. they will add a menorah to be PC.
-Snowflakes
>>52187025
Best you could find showing what?
>Thread about decorations
>b-but they are all finnish!
>posts picture from recent movie
>this is somehow relevant
Could it be that you are desperately trying to find pictures of the Finnish, krampus-esque Yule goat but you're struggling to come up with something other than modern renditions?
lmao desu
Post Finnish decorations and stop embarassing yourself
