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Christmas gifts, priority decoration Santa Claus, Christmas Day Santa Claus ceramic ornaments every household must have! Santa Claus comes from a European Christian saint allusion. He owns nine reindeer with different names, and his biggest worry is that fewer houses have chimneys to climb. Usually parents explain to their children that the presents they receive at Christmas are from Santa Claus. Santa Claus is derived from the idea of a mysterious figure bringing presents to young children. Nicholas was a compassionate bishop who lived in Asia Minor in the 4th century and loved to give alms. The Dutch would imitate him in giving gifts on St. Nicholas Day (December 6).

Gift ornaments are composed of white porcelain and LED.

Buddha ceramics are works of art that are fired into three-dimensional ceramics through sculpture, which is sculpture porcelain. Its production needs to be molded, inlaid and cut, stacked, molded, carved and other manual processes and then sintered at high temperature.

Electroplated Ceramics, a ceramic electroplating craftsmanship, including a ceramic body, which is characterized in that there is a glaze layer sintered on the outer surface of the ceramic body, a layer of glue is coated on the local surface of the glaze layer, a layer of glass sand layer is bonded on the surface of the glue layer, a metal layer is electroplated on the entire outer surface of the handicraft, and a pigment layer is provided on the surface of the metal layer; In order to highlight the appearance effect, the ceramic body can be designed as a partial protrusion or concave according to the desired pattern, and the glue layer and the glass sand layer are successively disposed on the outer surface of the non-protruding or non-concave part. The pattern design of the utility model is simple and has a strong sense of three-dimensionality, which greatly enriches the beauty of ceramic crafts.

Easter eggs are particularly decorative eggs used in the celebration of Easter in Western countries. Traditionally, dyed eggs have been used. The modern custom is usually to use egg-shaped chocolate instead. Eggs are usually hidden in advance and then found by children. It is a symbol of Easter and a way to express friendship, love and good wishes. Christians use the egg as a metaphor for "the beginning of a new life" and a symbol of "the resurrection of Jesus and coming out of the stone tomb".

Gift ceramics, the symbol of Chinese civilization, has become an important category of modern family and business gifts, using ceramics as gift elements to carry friendship and transmit culture.