Description
This tree-shaped wreath is built from white wooden twigs laid across a central upright. It is dressed with snow-tipped foliage, clusters of red berries, glossy red baubles and frosted pine cones. The twigs widen from a slim point at the top to a broad base, so the whole piece reads as a little Christmas tree from across the room. It stands 54.5cm tall, 24.5cm across at its widest and 16cm deep. It rests on a foot of crossed wooden logs that holds it upright, so it needs no wall or hook. The white wood and frosted greenery give it a wintry, country feel, while the red berries and baubles bring the colour.
Its size suits a mantelpiece, a sideboard, a hall table or a deep windowsill. It gives you the look of a tree anywhere you would rather not give floor space to a full one. It brings Christmas cheer to a small flat or a hallway just as well as to a larger living room, and its 16cm depth means it sits comfortably on most shelves. Stand it where it catches the eye as guests come in, or let it anchor a festive display of cards and greenery. It also makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who loves a country look at home.
The frame is wood, from the rows of twigs to the single upright that runs down into the crossed-log foot. The foliage sprays, berries, baubles and pine cones sit among the twigs from top to bottom. To keep it looking fresh, dust it gently with a soft dry cloth or brush, working around the foliage and berries, and keep it somewhere dry. When the season ends, store it upright or lying flat with a little room around it so the sprays keep their shape. For a finishing touch, tie a red ribbon at its foot to pick up the berries.
Specification
| Material |
Wood |
| Colour |
White |
| Height |
54.5cm |
| Width |
24.5cm |
| Depth |
16cm |
| Weight |
0.507kg |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How big is this tree wreath?
It stands 54.5cm tall, measures 24.5cm across at its widest point and is 16cm deep from front to back.
Does it need to be hung up?
No. It stands on its own foot of crossed wooden logs, so it can sit on a mantelpiece, sideboard, hall table or deep windowsill without any hook or wall fixing.
What is it made from?
The tree frame is wood, built from rows of white twigs on a central upright. It is decorated with frosted foliage, red berries, red baubles and pine cones.
What colour is it?
The wood is white and the greenery has a frosted, snowy look. The red berries and glossy red baubles add bright touches of festive colour.
How do I look after it?
Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth or brush, working carefully around the foliage and berries. Keep it somewhere dry, and between seasons store it with a little room around it.
Would it make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, it makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who enjoys a country look at home. It also suits smaller spaces where a full tree will not fit.