Description
This pink garland gathers pine cones and faux foliage into one soft, rosy length for the Christmas home. The cones come in dusty pink and natural brown tones, many with a light frosted sparkle at their tips, and tucked between them are cream flowers, small round cream accents, fern-like sprigs and a few deep green leaves. It measures 120cm, enough to run along a mantelpiece, drape across a sideboard or follow the top of a mirror frame, and a small hanging loop at each end lets it be fixed in place or hung in a gentle swag.
We think it looks its best where it can be seen up close: along a fireplace mantel, over an inside doorway, across a deep window sill, on a dresser shelf or laid down the middle of the Christmas table. Hung from its two loops it falls into a relaxed curve, and laid flat it gives a neat line of colour. The pink tones suit a softer, romantic take on Christmas, sitting well with cream, blush, white, silver and gold decorations, and they look just as good beside natural wood. It also makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who decorates early and loves a gentle pastel palette in place of the usual reds and greens.
The cones, flowers and foliage are arranged closely along the whole length, with a hanging loop at either end, so it is ready to hang as it comes. To keep it looking fresh, dust it gently with a soft dry cloth or brush now and then, and keep it well away from open flames, candles and direct heat. Between seasons, lay it flat or coil it loosely in a box so the cones and flowers keep their shape. For a finishing touch, tie a cream or blush ribbon bow at each end, or tuck a few pale baubles along its length to pick up the pink.
Specification
| Colour |
Pink |
| Weight |
0.935kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How long is the pine cone garland?
It measures 120cm. That is long enough to run along most mantelpieces or across a sideboard, or to hang in a gentle swag.
How do I hang the garland?
There is a small hanging loop at each end. You can hang it from two hooks or nails so it falls into a relaxed curve, or lay it flat along a shelf or mantel.
What colour is the garland?
It is mainly a dusty pink, with some natural brown cones, cream flowers and small round cream accents, plus touches of green foliage between them.
How should I look after the garland?
Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth or brush and keep it well away from open flames, candles and direct heat. Between seasons, store it flat or loosely coiled so the cones and flowers keep their shape.
Would the garland make a good Christmas gift?
We think it makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who loves a soft pastel scheme and enjoys dressing the house for the season.