Mardi Gras King Crown
The Mardi Gras parades and carnival season is usually celebrated all month long, using the colors green, gold and purple. Using hats, masks, beads, king cakes with babies and fleur de lis. While contemporarily known for its parties and parades, Mardi Gras (also known as Fat Tuesday) is actually a religious Christian holiday. January 6th is known as Epiphany. It is the Christian feast day that marks the incarnation of Jesus Christ. Also known as Three Kings Day, it celebrates the day the three wise men were led to the baby Jesus. Mardi Gras celebrates the conclusion of the Carnival season, which begins on January 6th and ends with Mardi Gras. Mardi Gras is a day of partying and feasting before entering the penitential season of Lent, which honors the 40 days and nights Jesus spent in the desert resisting the temptations of Satan. Some people celebrate the religious aspects of Mardi Gras, and some people do not. No matter how you celebrate, you’re sure to have seen some of the Mardi Gras symbols during your festivities. You can check out New Orleans and surrounding areas during this time of year for any of the parades and celebrations.
To add some of the Mardi Gras creativity to your display we have this layered Mardi Gras King hat in the purple, yellow colors, showing the purple background.
It comes with predrilled zip tie holes for you to attach the pieces together. We recommend you use colored zip ties to match the colored coro.
**Includes Pixel Path™ on the back for easy node installation** Model included in Xlights
**Props larger that 48"x24" will be slit in back and folded for Shipping**
- Total 400 holes
- 46"T x 44"W
- Total of 2 pieces
- Super fast and easy installation
- Available in layered colored coro, purple and yellow
- 100% American Made from Material, Design, and Fabrication
Mardi Gras King Crown
What This Is For
Mardi Gras King Crown uses separate colored coro layers to give the design shape and contrast in daylight. The listed light-hole layout adds illumination when the layers are assembled. A Pixel Path is listed on the back to help follow the light order.
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Lay out and align the colored layers before fixing them together. Check the attachment points and lighting order so the finished front stays clean and the wires remain accessible behind it.
