In this Parol, recyclable materials were used. The first thing we used was a spoon. We decided to use
some leftover glitter from a previous diorama to add spice to our spoons. Also, we used a variety of
colors. People find significance in certain colors, to the extent that the color alone can evoke particular
emotions or memories. We cut the spoons into pieces, glittered the heads with different colors, and
glued the spoons on the handle. The spoon with gold glitter is thought to signify power and wealth. Gold
also played a significant role in the Christmas tale because it was one of the gifts the visitors gave to
Jesus. The second color, a deep red, represents the blood of Jesus Christ, whose birth is honored by the
holiday. Additionally, it is associated with Santa Claus and his unique attire. The color red also
represents Christ's teachings on the practice of unconditional love. God decided to send his son into the
world to guide people and teach them equality, mutuality, love, and understanding due of his unending
love for his people. Red represents the love, honesty, and trust that must permeate any relationship.
When individuals love unreservedly, the entire planet will be filled with nothing but joy and happiness.
The last hue, silver, is utilized symbolically to represent Christ's teachings and to symbolise the
Redemption in Christ. The color symbolizes clarity, vision, brilliance, and strength. During the creation
process, we also chose to include some leftover red metallic present wrap. Following that, we cut some
egg trays into flowers and utilized the color blue, which represents the loss and solitude that can be felt
during the holidays due to death, illness, poverty, or abuse, as well as the healing power of God, the
spiritual realm, and the holy spirit. At last, we used recyclable spare Christmas flowers that we get from
several of our classmates Christmas Tree decors. Yellow Christmas lights were the last ones we used.
Yellow decorations provide comfort that is perfect for Christmas. Finally, we made the remaining spoon
handles into snowflakes and decorated them with silver glitter and more silver flowers.