The Moravian star, well-known to the Winston-Salem community and Old Salem, could soon become the official state star.

The Moravian Star and the way they're made are a tradition that traces back centuries.

Moravian stars are seen on porch lights, business and hospitals — but what do they mean? And when did they get so popular? Jackie Pascale looks into their history.

A member of Clemmons Moravian Church has quite a special talent, as we learned at WXII Celebrates! Updated: 1:13 PM EDT May 20, 2015 Woman makes Moravian Stars for church members ...

The many-pointed star is one of the most familiar symbols of the Moravian Church, especially noticeable during December, when it can be seen as decorations on houses and Christmas trees.

The Moravian star originated in Germany in the 1830s as a geometry exercise for boys at a Moravian boarding school. They were tasked with creating a star with 26 points, all of equal length.

Old Salem also is selling Moravian stars online. The are available in 12-inch and 21-inch white plastic kits for $26.99 and $28.99, respectively, and already assembled in punched tin for $65.99 to ...