Santa Claus is a folkloric figure celebrated in various cultures, especially in Western society, as a symbol of Christmas gift-giving. He is typically portrayed as a jolly, bearded man wearing a red suit with white fur trim, often delivering toys and presents to well-behaved children during the Christmas season. The character of Santa Claus is thought to have evolved from various sources, including Saint Nicholas, a 4th-century Greek bishop known for his generosity, as well as influences from folklore and popular culture, such as the British figure of Father Christmas and the Dutch Sinterklaas. Santa Claus is often depicted as residing at the North Pole, where he operates a workshop with elves who help him prepare gifts. His iconic image includes features like a sleigh pulled by reindeer and a list of children to determine who has been naughty or nice. Santa Claus embodies the spirit of giving, joy, and the festive nature of Christmas celebrations.
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