Purple Rainbow Gingerbread Christmas Pillow
What is the symbolism of gingerbread houses? The tradition of decorated gingerbread houses began in Germany in the early 1800s, supposedly popularity rose after the not-so-Christmassy fairytale of Hansel and Gretel was published in 1812. One family tradition that many Americans do during Christmas is build gingerbread houses together, a symbol of "family and of home." Although not a religious tradition, it does remind us that being together as a family is God-given and something to be thankful for. How much fun is this pillow? It will symbolize "family and home" right on your couch. I love adding bright, bold, and symbolic pillows to my couch for each season. It's the perfect way to update your living space without changing out your furniture. xo Katie
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