Tannengirlande
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Tannengirlande is a special variant of classical hanging garlands called, which is hung mainly for Advent and Christmas time. With sufficient craftsmanship in floral tying, it is possible to make a fir garland from natural branches and branches, but more often artistic variants of this garland are found. Since a fir garland is intended to decorate interiors throughout Advent and Christmas, the choice of natural branches is less appropriate due to their needles and their progressive dying. While some households appreciate the natural look of fir green and also want to find it in Christmas garlands, the retailer offers numerous, decorated models in which small balls, red berries and other decorative elements are already integrated. Modern fir garlands not only offer an aesthetic and natural sight, but also prove to be flame retardant and robust in their handling. Like other variations of the garland, the fir garland in its origins is not a hanging decoration, but a drawn or applied by the stucco artist object along the ceilings and walls. As a hanging variant of fir branches or flowers, the garland has been able to present itself only a few centuries ago in this country and is even outside the Christmas period a favorite choice of room decoration.
