Description
This wicker tree ornament is a woven festive piece shaped into the familiar outline of a fir tree, standing 25cm tall with a slim, near-flat profile. The natural wicker is worked in a warm brown tone, with the woven strands catching the light to give texture and a handmade quality across the surface. As one of the more understated Christmas decorations in our range, it leans on natural materials rather than glitter and shine, which suits homes that prefer a calmer, rustic seasonal look.
Its flat form means it hangs easily and sits close against a surface, so it works pinned to a wreath, propped on a mantel, or added to a gallery of hanging pieces on the tree. The brown wicker pairs happily with linen, dried foliage, kraft paper and warm candlelight, and mixes well with other woven or wooden ornaments for a layered, textural display. Group several together for a coordinated cluster, or use a single piece as a quiet accent among brighter baubles.
Being made from woven wicker, this ornament is light and simple to place year after year. Keep it away from prolonged damp to protect the natural fibres, and store it flat in a dry box between seasons so the shape holds. A gentle dust with a soft brush or dry cloth is all it needs to keep the weave looking fresh, and the odd loose strand can be tucked back into place by hand.
Specification
| Type |
Christmas Decorations |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Wicker |
| Height |
25cm |
| Width |
0cm |
| Depth |
1cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this ornament made from?
It is made from woven wicker in a natural brown finish, so each piece has a slightly handmade texture across the surface.
How should I style it?
Hang it on the tree, add it to a wreath or prop it on a mantel. It pairs well with linen, dried foliage and other wooden or woven decorations.
How big is it?
It stands 25cm tall with a slim 1cm depth, giving a flat tree shape that sits neatly against surfaces or hangs flush.
How do I care for it?
Dust with a soft dry cloth or brush and keep it away from damp. Store it flat in a dry box between seasons to hold its shape.
Can I use several together?
Yes, grouping a few creates a coordinated cluster, while a single piece works as a quiet accent among brighter baubles.