"The Christmas Star."

The Christmas Star is often a symbol associated with the birth of Jesus Christ, representing the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Wise Men (or Magi) to the place where Jesus was born, according to the Christian tradition. In many nativity scenes, this star is depicted as shining brightly in the night sky, often with a distinct, radiant light that symbolizes hope, guidance, and the fulfillment of a divine promise.

The Christmas Star is typically represented as a large, bright star, sometimes with multiple points or rays of light emanating from it, to reflect its miraculous nature. The story of the star highlights themes of faith, guidance, and the significance of Christ's birth as a momentous event in Christian theology.

In modern Christmas celebrations, the star is also a common decoration, often placed at the top of Christmas trees, signifying the central role of Christ in the holiday.