Ceiling Mounted Upside Down Christmas Tree

As a joke my wife said hang it from the ceiling.

Ceiling mounted upside down christmas tree.

If you re think an upside down tree and more. Prelit upside down artificial spruce christmas tree is a unique and beautiful addition to your holiday decor. They drew inspiration from a central european tradition from the 12th century where people hung trees from the ceiling during christmas. Somthing a little differant this year with the christmas tree.

In many parts of central and eastern europe christmas trees are hung upside down from the ceiling. Perfect for hanging from the ceiling or anywhere you can hook the tree on to this tree comes professionally strung with warm white led lights to save you the hassle. The early trees were a symbol of the paradise tree in the garden of eden and were decorated with food and flowers to denote abundance. Inspired by the 12th century central european tradition of hanging trees from the ceiling the northlight 7 5 ft.

Make your display unique this christmas with our hanging upside down tree. This unique tree was originally designed for specialty stores to display delicate ornaments while using a minimum amount of floor space. One thing we have issue with at our house is where to put a christmas tree. An upside down tree isn t a new idea medieval christians in germany hung triangular shaped fir trees from the ceiling at christmastime as a symbol of the holy trinity a central christian.

Also more ornaments are displayed on eye level. Upside down christmas trees are definitely catching on especially in urban areas. An upside down tree has many benefits today. Designed so it can fit.

In fact they ve been around for centuries in eastern europe where trees hung upside down from the ceiling as far back as the fifteenth century when the tree s triangular shape had a religious. The tradition of hanging a christmas tree upside down from the ceiling is an old one in central and eastern europe. The first records of a tree being decorated date to the 1500s at riga latvia.