Christmastime can be so crazy for some families that they may find, by boxing day, their decorated pine is as askew is the rest of the house. Outlandishly, the CMI Upside Down Christmas Tree actually starts out tipped onto its apex, standing tall and proud with boughs that gradually spread as it flares skyward.
The unconventional X-mas ornament is in every way like the typically grand holiday garnish, except where it concerns its orientation in space. Sold with a sturdy tripod for a base, the Tannenbaum is installed so that it tapers downwards, leaving nowhere to attach the golden star. Fit still for the fixing of garlands, twinkling lights and dangling Christmas decorations, the CMI Upside Down Christmas Tree effectively symbolizes the way that the original Christian tradition has been jumbled by contemporary culture.
Odd Inverted Tannenbaums
The CMI Upside Down Christmas Tree Turns the Holiday on its Head
Trend Themes
1. Inverted Christmas Trees - The trend of using inverted Christmas trees is disrupting the traditional way of decorating for the holidays.
2. Unconventional Decorations - The trend of using unconventional decorations on Christmas trees is creating opportunities for unique and eye-catching holiday displays.
3. Reimagining Tradition - The trend of reimagining traditional Christmas symbols, like the upside down tree, is challenging established norms and sparking new creative possibilities.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - The home decor industry can capitalize on the trend of inverted Christmas trees by offering unique ornaments and accessories specifically designed for these unconventional displays.
2. Event Planning - The event planning industry can embrace the trend of unconventional decorations by creating themed holiday parties and events that incorporate inverted Christmas trees and non-traditional ornaments.
3. Art and Design - The art and design industry can explore the trend of reimagining tradition by creating contemporary Christmas tree sculptures and installations that challenge perceptions of what a Christmas tree should look like.