This banner is made of white felt and uses various shades of gold metallic material to coordinate with the gold and white Chrismons on the Christmas tree.  White, the liturgical color for the Christmas season, suggests the innocence, purity, and perfection of our Savior and the joy we feel at His birth.  Gold is symbolic of His majesty, glory and triumph.
God's promise to Abraham is shown by many small stars and, together with the large star, show that now the promise has been fulfilled.  The gold star has the Greek letter Rho (P), at the very top and one ray points downward to the spot where Jesus is born.  This signifies God came down to man.
We see the silhouette of the peaceful town of Bethlehem made of a dark coppery gold metallic material.  From this small insignificant town illuminated by the Star, rays of light radiate out to cover the whole world just as Christ was given to the whole world.  The rays of various shades of gold metallic material tell us "Light has indeed come into the world."  The banner is finished with gold fringe.