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The Christmas season calls for new X-Mas decoration that aligns with your love for metal and movies? In this article, you will find more than enough inspiration for your Christmas tree and for your apartment!
November is coming to an end and it's time to put away the autumn decorations. It's time to bring out the Christmas boxes from the basement! But it would be a shame if you couldn't boost the Christmas tree with some Metalcore Balls or have a snow globe from your favorite movie on the windowsill. Let us inspire you with your very own nerd decoration!
Metalcore Christmas Balls
The focal point of all Christmas decorations are the balls that ultimately end up on the Christmas tree. Classic red, cozy gold, or wintry white; we've seen it all. But what about the possibility of letting your favorite bands dangle from the branches? This year, you have the opportunity to hang balls from core bands like Architects, Lorna Shore, and The Amity Affliction, creating an even better atmosphere during gift-giving!
Tip: The right music adds to the atmosphere as well.
Christmas Tree Ornaments From Your Favorite Movies
If you prefer something cute and relaxed, then the whimsical world of movies, such as Disney and Harry Potter, is definitely more up your alley. Small ornaments from "The Beauty And The Beast" or Harry's owl Hedwig make the atmosphere on Christmas Eve even more magical. A perfect movie for the Christmas season is, of course, "The Nightmare Before Christmas," making it perfect for tree decoration as well. It's best to play the soundtrack along with it to make Christmas perfect!
Also a good idea for a cozy Advent season: movie marathons! It's cold outside, but cozy under a blanket on the couch with a cup of tea in hand. In addition to "Three Wishes for Cinderella," you can also rewatch all your other favorite movies.
X-Mas Decoration For Your Apartment
But let's finally turn our attention to the rest of your apartment. The windowsill and kitchen table also want to feel the X-mas spirit. Candle arches, for example, are offered at every Christmas market, but they don't really match our Metal vibes. A black gothic version of them does, though! Just like cute Baphomet snow globes. And if baking cookies is part of your Christmas tradition, they could find a place in a Jack Skellington cookie jar!
By the way: The history of candle arches (german: Schwibbögen) goes back to the 18th century and originated in the Ore Mountains. The current tradition originally had nothing to do with Christmas but was probably a symbolism for the activities of workers like miners who longed for light.
Thus, a wonderfully nerdy Christmas slowly takes shape. Have fun decorating!
