Some of the photos aren't as sharp (used my phone) as I would have liked but you will still get a glimpse of how beautiful the place looked. Feel free to click on the images to make them "pop" a bit.
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| A native Michigan tree |
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| A pretty wreath above the entryway. |
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| Instead of putting cookies out for Santa like we do, the children set their shoes out filled with nuts and fruit. |
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| This nativity looked hand painted. The colors were so beautiful. |
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| No candy in this pinata - ask me how I know. |
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| This scene was quite large so I tried to zoom in for the small nativity above. |
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| Click on the "Eid ul-Fitr" for a brief description of the 2 pics below it. |
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| This tree was rather tall and skinny and inside a glass case so it didn't photograph well. |
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| I believe these were made of paper. |
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| I think these ornaments were made from straw. |
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| These were made with wood shavings and sticks. |
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| This was sanskrit inside a large case. I had to stand on my tippy toes to get a decent shot because it was flat on the floor. |
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| Fuzzy shot. Too bad because these were really pretty. |
What a nice way to spend some time cruising the world and learning about their traditions.
