Holiday decor refers to decorative items, ornaments, and accessories used to adorn homes, businesses, and public spaces during various holidays and festive occasions. These decorations are often themed according to the specific holiday being celebrated and may include a wide range of items, such as:

Christmas Decorations: This includes ornaments, lights, garlands, wreaths, trees, stockings, nativity scenes, figurines, and other festive items associated with Christmas celebrations.

Halloween Decorations: Halloween decor typically includes jack-o'-lanterns, spooky props, fake cobwebs, skeletons, witches, ghosts, and other eerie decorations used to create a festive atmosphere for Halloween parties and trick-or-treating.

Thanksgiving Decorations: Thanksgiving decor often features autumnal themes, including pumpkins, gourds, cornucopias, fall foliage, harvest-inspired centerpieces, and table settings used to decorate homes and dining tables for Thanksgiving gatherings.

Easter Decorations: Easter decor includes items such as Easter eggs, bunnies, chicks, pastel-colored flowers, wreaths, and baskets used to celebrate Easter Sunday and the arrival of spring.

Hanukkah Decorations: Hanukkah decor includes menorahs, dreidels, blue and white decorations, candles, banners, and other items used to decorate homes and synagogues during the Jewish festival of Hanukkah.

Diwali Decorations: Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is celebrated with vibrant decorations, including oil lamps (diyas), rangoli (intricate floor designs), candles, garlands, and colorful tapestries used to adorn homes and temples during the festival.

New Year's Eve Decorations: New Year's Eve decor often includes balloons, confetti, streamers, banners, party hats, noise makers, and sparkling lights used to decorate venues for New Year's Eve celebrations and parties.

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