Christmas tree ornament

Christmas tree is a symbol of his existing Christmas day habit of putting up a Christmas tree as decoration starts from Germany. Installation of a common Christmas tree from a pine tree, or adapting to the shape of a pine tree, began in the 16th century.
When the German population spread to various regions including America, they also often install evergreens evergreen cypress for Christmas decorations in the house.
The Christmas tree is not a necessity at church or home because it is just a symbol for our spiritual life to grow and be a beautiful witness for others "evergreen". This Christmas tree also represents "eternal life", because in general in the winter almost all the trees fall leaves, except the pine trees are always green leaves.
Because the use of pine trees is a European tradition, the expression of joy symbolized by the various decorations varies by country. Indonesia and the Philippines became a country so influenced by the European tradition that Christians eventually purchased an artificial but importantly spruce-shaped tree.
In South Africa the existence of a Christmas tree is not something common. While Indian society, prefer mango trees and banana trees.