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A traditional Georgian "chichilaki" tree. Georgians believe that it resembles the famous beard of St. Basil the Great, who is thought to visit people during Christmas. It is also a symbol of hope. Every year, people buy chichilakis and decorate them with small fruits and berries. The chichilakis are then ceremoniously burned the day before the Georgian Orthodox Epiphany on 19 January to symbolize the passing of the previous year's troubles. Photo by Irma Laghadze

Our Different Christmasses

by Georgia Today

December 23, 2021

Christmas is very near, coming up in just a couple of days, but we will not be celebrating it here ...

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