Just because it’s Halloween doesn’t mean that everything associated with it has to be scary, so why not decorate the house with some adorable ghost wreaths?
These ghost wreaths are made with fairly simple items, all of which are easily found at home so there’s no need to run to the store for this. Using only cotton balls, tissues, floss, tape, cardboard and a marker, you can easily make this ghoulish wreath with your family. If you've accidentally made too many, you can hang the remaining ghosts around the house with the floss.
Though ghosts are seen as somewhat of a scary spirit, ghosts—like the ones made of tissues—are actually a good omen in Japan. Also known as teru teru bozu, these ‘ghosts’ are said to bring good weather and prevent rain, a huge downer for trick-or-treating.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Adorable Ghost Wreaths
- Opportunity for DIY crafting businesses to offer kits and tutorials for making cute ghost wreaths.
- Home Decor for Halloween
- Market potential for companies specializing in unique and creative Halloween decorations that are not necessarily scary.
- Cultural Significance of Ghosts
- Potential for educational and cultural institutions to explore the symbolism and folklore of ghosts in different cultures.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Crafting
- Craft supply stores can capitalize on the demand for materials needed to make ghost wreaths.
- Home Decor
- Opportunity for home decor retailers to offer a diverse range of Halloween decorations, including non-scary options.
- Education
- Schools and museums can create programs or exhibits that educate about the cultural significance and folklore of ghosts.
