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A wedding is a solemn ceremony where two people publicly declare their love and commitment to each other and tie the knot. It is a significant event in many people's lives and is often shared with family, friends and loved ones. Weddings can involve different traditions and rituals in different cultures and religions, such as exchanging vows, exchanging rings, lighting a wedding candle or signing a marriage certificate. Celebrations can vary according to the couple's preferences and traditions and often include food, music, dancing and other festive activities. A wedding symbolises the union of two people and the beginning of a life together.Product Number: N03205Product Name: MerryMeThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.19"(w) X 3.92"(h) (81.0 X 99.5mm) Size: 3.85"(w) X 4.71"(h) (97.9 X 119.6mm) Size: 4.49"(w) X 5.49"(h) (114.0 X 139.5mm) Size: 5.44"(w) X 6.67"(h) (138.1 X 169.5mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Wedding Rings Machine Embroidery Design, Marriage Couple Embroidery Pattern, Celebration Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Hunab Ku is a term used in Mayan culture to refer to the supreme god or the only god. The word "Hunab Ku" means "The One God" in the Yucatecan Mayan language. Product Number: N04081Product Name: MayaIconThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.90"(w) X 3.93"(h) (99.0 X 99.8mm) Size: 4.65"(w) X 4.72"(h) (118.0 X 120.0mm) Size: 5.44"(w) X 5.50"(h) (138.1 X 139.8mm) Size: 6.61"(w) X 6.69"(h) (168.0 X 170.0mm) Size: 7.80"(w) X 7.86"(h) (198.2 X 199.6mm) The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Hunab Ku Mayan Culture Symbol Machine Embroidery Design, Maya Embroidery Pattern, The One God Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Santa Claus is a symbolic figure of Christmas gift-giving that is popular in Germany, especially in northern, central and eastern Germany, and in the rest of the world, especially in Protestant regions such as French-speaking western Switzerland (Père Noël), the Netherlands, Scandinavia, Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and the United States. He is depicted as a roundish, friendly old man with a long white beard, red robe trimmed with white fur; attributes are his gift bag and (in former times also) a rod. Contemporary postcards prove that this depiction already existed in the 19th century. The Coca-Cola Company used this depiction for its own advertising campaigns every year at Christmas time, starting in 1931.Supposedly, Santa Claus brings gifts to good children on Christmas Eve, but only a rod to naughty ones. He thus combines characteristics of the holy bishop Nicholas of Myra and his companion, the servant Ruprecht. The figure of Santa Claus is mainly based on the European legends about Saint Nicholas; however, he is by no means to be equated with him. Nicholas of Myra was a bishop in the 4th century, around whom numerous legends entwine. Already in the Middle Ages, children were given presents on the commemoration day of St. Nicholas, December 6, often the evening before.  In the past, this date was also the day on which presents were given, but it was only during the Reformation and as a result of its rejection of the veneration of saints that it was placed on Christmas Day in many countries.European emigrants brought the Saint Nicholas custom with them to the United States of America. In particular, the Dutch colonies celebrated Sinterklaasfeest, especially since Saint Nicholas was also the patron saint of Nieuw Amsterdam, which later became New York. The Dutch Sint Nicolaas or Sinterklaas became the English Saint Nicholas or Santa Claus. Today's popular myth of Santa Claus traveling in a flying sleigh pulled by reindeer, entering homes at night through the chimney and distributing gifts, dates back to the poem The Night before Christmas, published anonymously in 1823.Product Number: E00087Product Name: SantaThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.04"(w) X 3.91"(h) (77.2 X 99.2mm) Size: 4.89"(w) X 6.29"(h) (124.3 X 159.8mm) Size: 6.02"(w) X 7.74"(h) (153.0 X 196.6mm) The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Santa Claus Silhouette Machine Embroidery Design, Symbolic Figure Of Christmas Day Embroidery Pattern, Holidays Designs, Santa With Long White Beard Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Christmas, also called Christmastime called the Feast of Christmas or the Feast of the Holy Christ, is the feast of the birth of Jesus Christ in Christianity. The feast day is December 25, Christmas Day, also known as the Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord (Latin: Sollemnitas in nativitate Domini), the celebrations of which begin on the evening before Christmas Eve (also Christmas Eve, Christmas Night, Chrismastime). December 25 is a public holiday in many states. In Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Switzerland and many other countries, December 26 is added as a second Christmas holiday, which is also celebrated as St. Stephen's Day.Christmas is usually celebrated with family or friends and with giving gifts to each other. In German-speaking and some other countries, gifts are usually given in the evening on December 24 and are considered the most prominent part of the Christmas celebration. In English-speaking countries, gifts are usually given on the morning of Christmas Day. The gift-giving ritual refers to mythical gift-bringers such as the Christ Child or Santa Claus, some of whom are also played. Such rites, like the festival as a whole, serve to strengthen family relationships. Many countries associate other customs of their own with Christmas. Attending a church service on Christmas Eve, the night or morning of December 25 is part of the festive tradition for many people.In Western Christianity, Christmas is one of the three main festivals of the church year, along with Easter and Pentecost. As a church holiday, December 25 is documented since 336 in Rome. It is not clear how this date came about.Emperor Aurelian had set December 25, 274, as an empire-wide feast day for the Roman sun god Sol Invictus; early Christians drew parallels between this sun god and "Christ, the true sun" (Christus verus Sol). The custom of giving presents to children at Christmas in the way that is customary today dates back to the Biedermeier period and was initially restricted to upper middle-class circles, because only they had the living room, which was used like a stage, at their disposal, could afford a private Christmas tree, and could choose children's gifts from the increasingly diverse assortment of toys. Product Number: E00078Product Name: XmasThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 7.08"(w) X 2.24"(h) (179.8 X 56.9mm) Size: 5.90"(w) X 1.87"(h) (149.9 X 47.4mm) Size: 10.22"(w) X 3.23"(h) (259.7 X 82.1mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Merry Xmas Christmas Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Santa Claus is a symbolic figure of Christmas gift-giving that is popular in Germany, especially in northern, central and eastern Germany, and in the rest of the world, especially in Protestant regions such as French-speaking western Switzerland (Père Noël), the Netherlands, Scandinavia, Estonia, Latvia, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and the United States. He is depicted as a roundish, friendly old man with a long white beard, red robe trimmed with white fur; attributes are his gift bag and (in former times also) a rod. Contemporary postcards prove that this depiction already existed in the 19th century. The Coca-Cola Company used this depiction for its own advertising campaigns every year at Christmas time, starting in 1931.Supposedly, Santa Claus brings gifts to good children on Christmas Eve, but only a rod to naughty ones. He thus combines characteristics of the holy bishop Nicholas of Myra and his companion, the servant Ruprecht. The figure of Santa Claus is mainly based on the European legends about Saint Nicholas; however, he is by no means to be equated with him. Nicholas of Myra was a bishop in the 4th century, around whom numerous legends entwine. Already in the Middle Ages, children were given presents on the commemoration day of St. Nicholas, December 6, often the evening before.  In the past, this date was also the day on which presents were given, but it was only during the Reformation and as a result of its rejection of the veneration of saints that it was placed on Christmas Day in many countries.European emigrants brought the Saint Nicholas custom with them to the United States of America. In particular, the Dutch colonies celebrated Sinterklaasfeest, especially since Saint Nicholas was also the patron saint of Nieuw Amsterdam, which later became New York. The Dutch Sint Nicolaas or Sinterklaas became the English Saint Nicholas or Santa Claus. Today's popular myth of Santa Claus traveling in a flying sleigh pulled by reindeer, entering homes at night through the chimney and distributing gifts, dates back to the poem The Night before Christmas, published anonymously in 1823.Product Number: E00086Product Name: SantaThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.88"(w) X 3.90"(h) (73.2 X 99.0mm) Size: 4.74"(w) X 6.41"(h) (120.4 X 162.9mm) Size: 5.83"(w) X 7.90"(h) (148.2 X 200.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Santa Claus Boot Machine Embroidery Design, Symbolic Figure Of Christmas Day Embroidery Pattern, Holidays Designs, Santa With Long White Beard Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Christmas, also called Christmastime called the Feast of Christmas or the Feast of the Holy Christ, is the feast of the birth of Jesus Christ in Christianity. The feast day is December 25, Christmas Day, also known as the Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord (Latin: Sollemnitas in nativitate Domini), the celebrations of which begin on the evening before Christmas Eve (also Christmas Eve, Christmas Night, Chrismastime). December 25 is a public holiday in many states. In Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Switzerland and many other countries, December 26 is added as a second Christmas holiday, which is also celebrated as St. Stephen's Day.Christmas is usually celebrated with family or friends and with giving gifts to each other. In German-speaking and some other countries, gifts are usually given in the evening on December 24 and are considered the most prominent part of the Christmas celebration. In English-speaking countries, gifts are usually given on the morning of Christmas Day. The gift-giving ritual refers to mythical gift-bringers such as the Christ Child or Santa Claus, some of whom are also played. Such rites, like the festival as a whole, serve to strengthen family relationships. Many countries associate other customs of their own with Christmas. Attending a church service on Christmas Eve, the night or morning of December 25 is part of the festive tradition for many people.In Western Christianity, Christmas is one of the three main festivals of the church year, along with Easter and Pentecost. As a church holiday, December 25 is documented since 336 in Rome. It is not clear how this date came about.Emperor Aurelian had set December 25, 274, as an empire-wide feast day for the Roman sun god Sol Invictus; early Christians drew parallels between this sun god and "Christ, the true sun" (Christus verus Sol). The custom of giving presents to children at Christmas in the way that is customary today dates back to the Biedermeier period and was initially restricted to upper middle-class circles, because only they had the living room, which was used like a stage, at their disposal, could afford a private Christmas tree, and could choose children's gifts from the increasingly diverse assortment of toys. Product Number: E00080Product Name: ChristmasThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 4.65"(w) X 3.84"(h) (118.1 X 97.5mm) Size: 5.79"(w) X 4.78"(h) (147.1 X 121.4mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Merry Christmas Head Deer Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Christmas, also called Christmastime called the Feast of Christmas or the Feast of the Holy Christ, is the feast of the birth of Jesus Christ in Christianity. The feast day is December 25, Christmas Day, also known as the Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord (Latin: Sollemnitas in nativitate Domini), the celebrations of which begin on the evening before Christmas Eve (also Christmas Eve, Christmas Night, Chrismastime). December 25 is a public holiday in many states. In Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Switzerland and many other countries, December 26 is added as a second Christmas holiday, which is also celebrated as St. Stephen's Day.Christmas is usually celebrated with family or friends and with giving gifts to each other. In German-speaking and some other countries, gifts are usually given in the evening on December 24 and are considered the most prominent part of the Christmas celebration. In English-speaking countries, gifts are usually given on the morning of Christmas Day. The gift-giving ritual refers to mythical gift-bringers such as the Christ Child or Santa Claus, some of whom are also played. Such rites, like the festival as a whole, serve to strengthen family relationships. Many countries associate other customs of their own with Christmas. Attending a church service on Christmas Eve, the night or morning of December 25 is part of the festive tradition for many people.In Western Christianity, Christmas is one of the three main festivals of the church year, along with Easter and Pentecost. As a church holiday, December 25 is documented since 336 in Rome. It is not clear how this date came about.Emperor Aurelian had set December 25, 274, as an empire-wide feast day for the Roman sun god Sol Invictus; early Christians drew parallels between this sun god and "Christ, the true sun" (Christus verus Sol). The custom of giving presents to children at Christmas in the way that is customary today dates back to the Biedermeier period and was initially restricted to upper middle-class circles, because only they had the living room, which was used like a stage, at their disposal, could afford a private Christmas tree, and could choose children's gifts from the increasingly diverse assortment of toys. Product Number: E00067Product Name: DeerThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 6.93"(w) X 4.98"(h) (175.9 X 126.5mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Deer Head Christmas Machine Embroidery Design, Xmas Embroidery Pattern, Christmas Eve Designs, Holiday Embroidery Art, Feast Of Christmas, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Viracocha was the supreme god of the Incas. He is also known as Huiracocha, Wiraqoca and Wiro Qocha. Considered the creator god he was the father of all other Inca gods and it was he who formed the earth, heavens, sun, moon and all living beings.The Mayan civilisation was a pre-Columbian civilisation that flourished in Central America, spanning parts of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras and El Salvador. The Mayan civilisation reached its peak between the 3rd and 9th centuries AD, leaving a rich legacy of art, architecture, writing, mathematics and astronomy. The Maya were known for their impressive cities with temples, pyramids and palaces, many of which are still preserved today, such as Chichén Itzá and Tikal. They also developed a complex writing system consisting of hieroglyphics and had extensive knowledge in mathematics and astronomy. Maya society was organised hierarchically, with a royal elite at the top and a broad population of peasants and artisans. Agriculture was an important basis of their economy, using techniques such as terrace farming and irrigation systems. Maya religion was polytheistic and their gods were associated with natural phenomena and human characteristics. Sacrifices and rituals played an important role in their religious practice.Product Number: N04077Product Name: IncaThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 2.72"(w) X 3.91"(h) (69.0 X 99.4mm) Size: 3.22"(w) X 4.69"(h) (81.9 X 119.2mm) Size: 3.78"(w) X 5.47"(h) (95.9 X 139.0mm) Size: 4.59"(w) X 6.65"(h) (116.6 X 168.9mm) Size: 5.43"(w) X 7.82"(h) (137.8 X 198.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Viracocha God Machine Embroidery File, Mayan Civilisation Machine Embroidery Design, Mexico Embroidery Pattern, Maya Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Quetzalcoatl is a deity from Aztec mythology. The name means "feathered serpent" and symbolises a combination of a feathered bird and a serpent. Quetzalcoatl was worshipped as the god of wind, air and knowledge. He was also considered the creator of humanity and the protector of the arts, craftsmen and traders. In some traditions, Quetzalcoatl is also considered a cultural hero who imparted various skills and knowledge to people.The Mayan civilisation was a pre-Columbian civilisation that flourished in Central America, spanning parts of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras and El Salvador. The Mayan civilisation reached its peak between the 3rd and 9th centuries AD, leaving a rich legacy of art, architecture, writing, mathematics and astronomy. The Maya were known for their impressive cities with temples, pyramids and palaces, many of which are still preserved today, such as Chichén Itzá and Tikal. They also developed a complex writing system consisting of hieroglyphics and had extensive knowledge in mathematics and astronomy. Maya society was organised hierarchically, with a royal elite at the top and a broad population of peasants and artisans. Agriculture was an important basis of their economy, using techniques such as terrace farming and irrigation systems. Maya religion was polytheistic and their gods were associated with natural phenomena and human characteristics. Sacrifices and rituals played an important role in their religious practice.Product Number: N04080Product Name: MayaIconThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.80"(w) X 3.80"(h) (96.5 X 96.4mm) Size: 4.55"(w) X 4.55"(h) (115.5 X 115.6mm) Size: 5.28"(w) X 5.30"(h) (134.1 X 134.6mm) Size: 6.40"(w) X 6.42"(h) (162.6 X 163.0mm) Size: 7.52"(w) X 7.54"(h) (190.9 X 191.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Quetzalcoatl Mayan Civilisation Machine Embroidery Design, Aztec Mythology Mexico Embroidery Pattern, Feathered Serpent Maya Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

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The Mayan civilisation was a pre-Columbian civilisation that flourished in Central America, spanning parts of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras and El Salvador. The Mayan civilisation reached its peak between the 3rd and 9th centuries AD, leaving a rich legacy of art, architecture, writing, mathematics and astronomy. The Maya were known for their impressive cities with temples, pyramids and palaces, many of which are still preserved today, such as Chichén Itzá and Tikal. They also developed a complex writing system consisting of hieroglyphics and had extensive knowledge in mathematics and astronomy. Maya society was organised hierarchically, with a royal elite at the top and a broad population of peasants and artisans. Agriculture was an important basis of their economy, using techniques such as terrace farming and irrigation systems. Maya religion was polytheistic and their gods were associated with natural phenomena and human characteristics. Sacrifices and rituals played an important role in their religious practice.Product Number: N04074Product Name: IncaThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.15"(w) X 3.92"(h) (79.9 X 99.6mm) Size: 3.78"(w) X 4.71"(h) (96.0 X 119.7mm) Size: 4.41"(w) X 5.49"(h) (111.9 X 139.5mm) Size: 5.35"(w) X 6.68"(h) (136.0 X 169.7mm) Size: 6.27"(w) X 7.86"(h) (159.3 X 199.6mm))The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Mayan Civilisation Machine Embroidery Design, Mexico Embroidery Pattern, Maya Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines

Wiracocha is a deity in Inca mythology. He is considered the creator of all things and the supreme god. According to Inca lore, Wiracocha created the world and all living things, including humans. He is also said to have taught the Inca people various skills and arts such as agriculture and weaving. Wiracocha was highly revered and worshipped by the Inca civilisation.The Mayan civilisation was a pre-Columbian civilisation that flourished in Central America, spanning parts of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras and El Salvador. The Mayan civilisation reached its peak between the 3rd and 9th centuries AD, leaving a rich legacy of art, architecture, writing, mathematics and astronomy. The Maya were known for their impressive cities with temples, pyramids and palaces, many of which are still preserved today, such as Chichén Itzá and Tikal. They also developed a complex writing system consisting of hieroglyphics and had extensive knowledge in mathematics and astronomy. Maya society was organised hierarchically, with a royal elite at the top and a broad population of peasants and artisans. Agriculture was an important basis of their economy, using techniques such as terrace farming and irrigation systems. Maya religion was polytheistic and their gods were associated with natural phenomena and human characteristics. Sacrifices and rituals played an important role in their religious practice.Product Number: N04075Product Name: IncaThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 3.93"(w) X 3.69"(h) (99.9 X 93.8mm) Size: 4.43"(w) X 4.72"(h) (112.5 X 120.0mm) Size: 5.18"(w) X 5.51"(h) (131.5 X 139.9mm) Size: 6.29"(w) X 6.69"(h) (159.7 X 170.0mm) Size: 7.41"(w) X 7.88"(h) (188.2 X 200.2mm) The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .VIP .HUSYou MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Wiracocha Mayan Civilisation Symbol Machine Embroidery Design, Mexico Embroidery Pattern, Maya Embroidery Art, DIY Project Ideas, Beautiful Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines