Rainbow Christmas Tree Ideas
Have a Joyous Holiday Season in Rainbow Colours
Wonderfully colorful and portraying a shining ray of light filled hope a rainbow theme Christmas tree and its decoration add a highly symbolic message to the holiday season.
Of deep religious significance and carrying a message of promise and trust this is a holiday theme that is filled with the warmth of love and infinite hope. This multi colored rainbow was gifted to man with a promise from God. The rainbow is also a symbol of gay pride. Much like the religious meaning this application maintains a meaning of love, hope, and acceptance. Enchantingly radiant as a summer day the rainbows spectrum of color and light is a delightful touch of warmth during the cold of the winter months. It is a holiday theme which adds a burst of color to this traditionally glittery season. A Christmas decorating theme of rainbow color adds its own delightfully distinctive charm to the holiday season. A Symbol of World Hope
The rainbow has powerful symbolic meaning and is given its first mention early in the bible. After the great flood God cast a rainbow into the clouds and over the Earth. It is a lasting promise between the lord and mankind. "Never again will the waters become a flood to destroy all life".
The rainbow stands as a reminder of this oath and when it appears in the sky during a storm, then God will remember this promise made to man. A rainbows image carries with it the symbolic meaning of this religious covenant. It is a symbol of a promise, protection, and hope. Add a Burst of Color to Your Christmas Season
The Rainbow is a Symbol of Hope - A Promise of Protection
Different cultures make mention of a rainbow in many ways but this symbol consistently pinpoints to a message of light, luck, hope, and promise. Mentioned as an arch and bow, a halo of protection, a pathway to send a message, or a bridge to unite, the rainbow has many symbolic meanings.
The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is one of our most common images of a rainbow. Made popular by Irish folklore this treasure is guarded by a wily little creature known as a leprechaun. The "Somewhere over the Rainbow song", was made famous by Judy Garland as Dorothy in the 1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz". The rainbows image is generally viewed with welcome and as a symbol of hope and happiness. Iz Kamakawiwo`ole: Somewhere Over the Rainbow
Rainbow Colors are Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet Alluringly magical and enchanting this truly is a unique holiday theme to decorate your home or office in. Add in a wee Rainbow Brite ornament for sweet childhood charm. Ho Ho Ho it is not a traditional holiday theme. Distinctly different but oh so very much fun.
May Your Holiday Season be Filled With Love and Hope
The holiday tree is a ray of light and warmth in the cold of winter. Delightfully different is a rainbow theme Christmas tree.
How can winter be gloomy with all the beautiful colors of the rainbow radiating brightly in your home. It is a tree sure to bring a smile to visiting guests. Such a happy hopeful symbol with the colors of a rainbow reflecting its warm message throughout the home. The Gay Pride Flag is in the Pattern of a Rainbow
TTA rainbow colored flag is used as a symbol of peace and by some countries as a national symbol. This multi colored flag is also a symbol of gay pride.
A rainbow is the official pattern of the gay pride flag. The first flag consisted of 8 colors, the second in 7 colors, and in 1978 was officially appointed with the 6 colors as shown. Red is the top color with descending colours of orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple.Gay, lesbian, and transgender individual carry the flag coloured in a rainbow pattern as a symbol of their pride and you will often see this flag making its appearance at gay events and parades. The rainbow image often holds a special significance to LGBTQ, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans queer individuals which is why you may find rainbow ornaments decorating their holiday tree. |
Lorelei Cohen
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