Here are some of my mother’s creations she made for last Christmas. I forgot to post them at the time.
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Thank you so much.
Thanks to your Mom, of course.
Wow, your Mom is an amazing artist with icing.
Is that a luck pig, or is the shamrock just a decorative element?
@Tethys, I asked, she puts the shamrocks on the pigs for luck.
Charly,
Thank you for the reply. The concept of the Glücksschwein
is a very old tradition, though I didn’t realize it was medieval.
https://www.leidenmedievalistsblog.nl/articles/lucky-pigs-and-protective-boars-the-medieval-origins-of-the-gluecksschwein
I think those gingerbread houses are truly something out of a fairytale, and I especially love the decorated trees. They are so intricate, and the decorated marzipan tree ornament on the trees is delightful. Krásný!