Tinsel is dead: Make your own natural Christmas wreath instead


By AGENCY
  • Living
  • Saturday, 18 Dec 2021

Thin twigs (for example willow, dogwood or wild vine) are suitable as a basic framework for wreaths. They can be bent, twisted and braided in circles. Photos: Sebastian Funk/ausdemgarten/dpa

In the long history of Christmas, the past few decades will go down as a very plastic, very glittery blip in a tradition otherwise characterised by elements taken from nature.

Where we today see plastic baubles, electric lights and artificial trees, previous generations used real evergreens, candles and glass decorations and berries.

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