Santa Claus suit

Santa Claus suit

Christmas is associated with dining and dancing with a religious fervor. There is another important aspect to the festival. That is the ever-loved Santa Claus in his Santa Claus suit. The silver bearded man from the North Pole, who not only grants wishes of the people, but also delivers gifts to them. The concept of Santa Claus is as old as the religion itself. Santa Claus is supposed to shower gifts and wishes for the New Year. Santa Claus is originally believed to be from the North Pole and comes in a sledge driven by the silvery reindeer. The Santa Claus suit worn by him is unique and fits the harsh environment of the North Pole.

No Christmas event is complete without the presence of Santa Claus. It is popularly believed that Santa Claus leaves behind gifts for everyone at the base of the Christmas tree after the day of the festival. It is an eagerly awaited occasion as kids look for their gifts with great anxiety. In certain families, one elder person doubles as a Santa Claus and distributes gifts to the family members. Normally, the identity of the person in Santa Claus's attire is not revealed. It is maintained as a secret and many kids believe that the person is a real Santa Claus. To give such an impression, the Santa Claus suit has to be perfect.

Santa Claus clothing:

1. Hat (red/white)
2. Beard (white/silver)
3. Trousers (red)
4. Boots (black)
5. Belt (black)
6. Eyebrows (white)
7. Gift Sack

An ideal Santa Claus suit consists of red and red attire. Shirt, trousers, coat and hat are all colored bright red. Even the bag containing gifts is colored red. Some of the borders are shared in white. The tip of the hat should display a silvery tuft of hair. There is the presence of fur in many places in the attire. The suit is designed in such a manner because Santa Claus is from the North Pole and has to be protected against the extreme cold weather.

The concept of Santa Claus is so popular that in schools the character is used to distribute gifts to the students. Every school necessarily has a Santa Claus suit and is worn by the senior most students in the class. Santa Claus is a funny but loveable character. Children are encouraged to write letters to Santa Claus to bring their favorite gifts for Christmas. Also, students are pampered to appear in Santa Claus suit. This is common during fancy dress competition in schools. Santa Claus suit is available in all toy stores and neighborhood retail stores. They are supplied by some of the leading toy brands.

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Tonight we watched A Charlie Brown Christmas. I love that show and I still get chills when I hear Linus reading the Christmas story.

Though I think only Blake and I made it to the end of the little half-hour special -- Jill being fatigued and my daughters unimpressed with mid 20th century production values and the slower-paced demand on new-millenium attention spans -- I still consider this little show the jewel among all Christmas specials.

Lord Jesus, thank You so much for coming to our rescue. We were so lost . . .

Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown.

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Father Christmas is a name used in many English speaking countries, for the gift-bringing figure of Christmas. The same figure with the same name exists in other countries (in that country's language), such as France, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Romania (Romance countries). The character is similar to, and in some places such as Australia, interchangeable with Santa Claus. Although "Father Christmas" and "Santa Claus" have for all practical purposes been merged, historically the characters were different.

The symbolic personification of Christmas as a merry old figure begins in the early 17th century, in the context of resistance to Puritan criticism of observation of the Christmas feast. He is "old" because of the antiquity of the feast itself, which its defenders saw as a good old Christian custom that should be kept. Allegory was popular at the time, and so "old Christmas" was given a voice to protest his exclusion, along with the form of a rambunctious, jolly old man.

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The earliest recorded personification of Christmas appears to be Ben Jonson's creation in Christmas his Masque dating from December 1616, in which Christmas appears "attir'd in round Hose, long Stockings, a close Doublet, a high crownd Hat with a Broach, a long thin beard, a Truncheon, little Ruffes, white shoes, his Scarffes, and Garters tyed crosse", and announces "Why Gentlemen, doe you know what you doe? ha! would you ha'kept me out? Christmas, old Christmas?" Later, in a masque by Thomas Nabbes, The Springs Glorie produced in 1638, "Christmas" appears as "an old reverend gentleman in furred gown and cap".

The character continued to appear over the next 250 years, appearing as Sir Christmas, Lord Christmas, or Father Christmas, the latter becoming the most common. A book dating from the time of the Commonwealth, The Vindication of CHRISTMAS or, His Twelve Yeares' Observations upon the Times involved "Old Christmas" advocating a merry, alcoholic Christmas and casting aspersions on the charitable motives of the ruling Puritans.

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The traditional Father Christmas was neither a gift bringer, nor associated with children. However, during the Victorian era, when Santa Claus arrived from America, he was merged with the character called "Sir Christmas", "Lord Christmas" or "Old Father Christmas" to create Father Christmas, the British Santa which survives today. Nowadays, most Britons use the expressions Father Christmas and Santa Claus as synonyms.

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