Upside Down Christmas Tree

Deco ribbon mainly sells Christmas decorations, including mini Christmas trees, Christmas tree branches, Christmas wreaths, Christmas bells, etc.

The Origin of the Inverted Christmas Tree

According to legend, Boniface saw pagans worshipping an oak tree. In order to stop these strange powers, he cut down the tree, but a fir tree grew out. Boniface then placed the tree upside down on the ground, using the triangular shape of the tree to represent the Trinity to deter supernatural things. Another version of the inverted Christmas tree can be traced back to the tradition of Central and Eastern Europe in the 12th century.

Reasons for choosing an upside-down Christmas tree

A Japanese program also introduced the popularity of the upside-down Christmas tree. The reasons for hanging the Christmas tree upside down are "the ground is cleaner", "it makes the ornaments look prettier" and "it can be a topic of conversation at home parties".