The scene is set in a charming, snow-covered village reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell painting but with a touch of whimsy inspired by Maurice Sendak. In the foreground, a picturesque cobblestone street is bustling with festive activity. A pair of polar bears, one holding a large candy cane and the other carrying a basket of holly, are dressed in quaint Victorian attire. Their scarves flutter gently in the breeze as they exchange a loving glance. To the right, a quaint toy shop window displays intricately crafted toys, the kind you’d find in an Edward Gorey illustration, and twinkling fairy lights frame the glass.

Above, in the soft, twilight sky, the name "Bhagwati" is beautifully etched in the swirling clouds, illuminated by the golden glow of an oversized crescent moon reminiscent of Maxfield Parrish's use of luminous colors. The moon hangs high, with its jovial face winking down at the scene below. In the background, a silhouette of a grand old church, akin to Gustave Doré's gothic touches, stands proudly with its stained-glass windows glowing like jewels.

To the left, a small ice rink is alive with joy, where a family of rabbits, inspired by Beatrix Potter, skates in unison, their paws gracefully tracing patterns in the ice. A nearby lamppost is adorned with a garland of ivy and a large red bow. Hanging from this lamppost, a sign reads “Merry Christmas, Bhagwati” in elegant, calligraphic letters as though written by Arthur Rackham himself. Snowflakes fall gently from the sky, each flake uniquely detailed, creating a sparkling blanket over the village, adding a magical touch reminiscent of Quentin Blake’s delicate lines. This delightful scene captures a whimsical and heartwarming Christmas celebration.

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