The pandemic dictates its own rules, trends, even fashion. Just as face masks have become a must-have accessory, so the festive decor has come to terms with the era of the coronavirus.
Could we have thought a year ago that toilet paper would become a special value, and without a medical mask it would be impossible to go out into the street. Now it is an integral part of our life, a new reality. This reality was reflected in the holidays. Not only will they be homemade like never before, but also Christmas tree decorations in stores offer very specific ones.
For example, small medical masks in traditional Christmas colors, with bows and a gilded 2020 badge. When else would we have seen such a decoration on the tree instead of balls? You can even order a holiday mask in a gift box – very important given the growing incidence.
Another option is masks, on which you can apply any inscription of your choice. For example, “mask, I know you.” Or “if you see this, then I have a conscience.”
Santa Clauses, too, this year will be exclusively in masks, and in their sack they will contain all disinfectants and toilet paper. You can buy figurines of doctors in robes or family members who are also dressed up in masks.
A separate category is Christmas tree decorations in the form of toilet paper, which has become a symbol of the 2020 consumer crisis. Do you remember how it was swept from the store shelves in whole packages? It turns out that this trend was common for all countries. And such toys are a good way to perpetuate the memory of the “toilet” hysteria, then there will be something to show to the grandchildren.
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Another type of toys is bottles with sanitizers, bleach, and other disinfectants, without which we can’t even imagine our everyday life. Yes, we will remember this New Year for a long time. After all, we have never washed our hands so much as this year!
By the way, many of these jewelry are already sold out, despite the not the lowest cost – you will not find themed toys for less than $ 7. The most popular were decorations in the form of a coronavirus molecule – covid balls.
Would you hang such a toy on a Christmas tree?