Do you know? The predecessor of the Christmas wreath was called the "waiting wreath", which originated in Germany and symbolized the meaning of "waiting for the birth of Jesus." Traditionally, wreaths are woven with evergreens to symbolize eternity and the longevity of life. The circular design has no beginning or end, implying endless hope and blessings. Every four weeks before Christmas, people will place candles on the wreaths and light one every day until Christmas Eve, letting the candlelight accompany the entire countdown to Christmas, which is warm and full of anticipation.
This Christmas, we invite you to weave your own Christmas wreath to add an atmosphere of happiness to your home. In this class, we will use evergreen plants, natural materials and warm ingenuity to create a wreath that is unique to you. When you hang up this handiwork, you also bring love and blessings into your home.
✨Record the beauty of winter with your hands, let expectation and joy spread with the wreath✨
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Notes
(1) Admission with the "electronic invitation letter" on the same day.
(2) Please wear socks when entering the museum.
(3) This series of classes does not require any basic knowledge. Please come to class with a relaxed and happy mind.
(4) The storage space is limited, so please attend in a relaxed manner.
(5) Be seated on time.
(6) No outside food is allowed.
(7) During the course, you can take photos, but please do not record videos.
(8) In order to protect the environment, please bring your own bag. Please refer to the size of the course work. The actual size will vary depending on each person's design.
(9) If you are unable to come for any reason on the day, no refund will be given, and make-up classes cannot be postponed to a later date.
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