25 Christmas Ornament Coloring Pages - Free!

Christmas ornaments are a fundamental part of decorating the Christmas tree, and they have become a tradition every Christmas. Nowadays we can find them anywhere, and there are also those who prefer to make them at home.

Do you like it when they bring out the ornaments to start decorating the tree? We love it! It is the moment when we know that Christmas has begun and that the best time of year is coming.

At Coloring Together we are lovers of this season and we have brought you the best Christmas ornaments to color that you can find on the whole internet, and they come with an interesting fact above each drawing. You will be able to have fun and learn in the same place!

1. In Mexico Christmas ornaments are considered pieces of folk art, and they are made using the blown glass technique. This is because of the dedication and creativity that the makers put into them.
2. In Chignahuapan, Mexico more than 70 million Christmas ornaments are made each year.
3. There are more than 300 workshops located in Chignahuapan, Mexico dedicated to making Christmas ornaments.
4. Don Juan Rafael Nuñez was the owner of the first Christmas ornament making center in Chignahuapan, Mexico. Some time later, under his teachings, several workshops dedicated to making Christmas ornaments would appear.
5. It is said that the first Christmas tree was decorated with apples, representing original sin. Some time later, Christmas ornaments came to take their place in the decorations.
6. Christmas ornaments in the Catholic religion represent the positive gifts of God. That is why some families make the ornaments by hand and add positive messages to them.
7. It is said that Christmas ornaments began to be used as far back as the 17th century.
8. In the Catholic religion, the red color of Christmas ornaments symbolizes the prayers of repentance that are made during the Advent of Christmas.
9. In the Catholic religion, the silver color of Christmas ornaments symbolizes gratitude to God.
10. Thanks to the making of Christmas ornaments, the town of Tlalpujahua, Mexico, prospered after having fallen into decline along with mining.
11. The first Christmas ornaments were made in the late 17th century in Goetzenbruck, a mountain village in northern France, near the border with Germany.
12. The first Christmas ornaments were made of glass and years later different materials began to be used in their making, such as plastic, foam, styrofoam, paper, among others.
13. Two of the five most important places for making Christmas ornaments are located in Mexico: Tlalpujahua, in the state of Michoacan, and Chignahuapan, in Puebla.
14. In Tlalpujahua, Mexico an average of 37 million Christmas ornaments are made each year.
15. More than 5 thousand artisans in Mexico are involved in making Christmas ornaments. Impressive!