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Podłaźniczka, polazňička is Polish and Slovakian Christmas decoration. It was usually made of the top of a conifer tree turned upside down, which was then decorated with tissue paper, candies, apples, nuts, or typical Polish worlds, or of straw. This decoration was then hung over the Vigil table or in a corner. It was supposed to bring luck and prosperity to the household. Podłaźniczka originates from the tradition of połaźnik. In Serbia, such a branch was called šumka od položenjca (Serbian Cyrillic: шумка од положења), or polaznikova šumka (Serbian Cyrillic: полазникова шумка).