mona Liza
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In the 1980s, the ceramic Christmas tree π was a beloved holiday icon that seemed to appear on every coffee table, end table, or mantel. With its delicate hand-painted details, tiny plastic lights, and an internal bulb that glowed softly, it offered a warm, festive ambiance to any room. Families often passed them down from generation to generation, creating a comforting continuity that blended tradition, nostalgia, and the simple joys of the holiday season. π
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