Front view of a pale fir tree ornament with alternating plain and line-patterned scalloped tiers, a slender stem and rectangular base.

Alternating Firrelief Standing Ornament — 41cm High

£34.00
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Front view of a pale fir tree ornament with alternating plain and line-patterned scalloped tiers, a slender stem and rectangular base.
  • Front view of a pale fir tree ornament with alternating plain and line-patterned scalloped tiers, a slender stem and rectangular base.
  • Angled view of the pale fir tree ornament showing cream lines across alternating tiers and the depth of its rectangular base.
  • Front view of a pale fir tree ornament with alternating plain and line-patterned scalloped tiers, a slender stem and rectangular base.
  • Angled view of the pale fir tree ornament showing cream lines across alternating tiers and the depth of its rectangular base.
Alternating Firrelief Standing Ornament — 41cm High

Alternating Firrelief Standing Ornament — 41cm High

£34.00
Description

The Alternating Firrelief Standing Ornament is a decorative fir tree on a stand, with sweeping scalloped tiers and fine pale lines that trace every other layer. Its soft wood tones give a festive display warmth, while the pointed silhouette makes a clear focal point among lower decorations.
Why You'll Love It
  • Alternating plain and patterned tiers give the tree a distinctive rhythm.
  • Pale wood tones pair easily with cream, greenery and muted festive colours.
  • The slender stem leaves open space beneath the branches, keeping the silhouette light.
Materials & Finish

Wood is the listed material. The surface has a pale, softly weathered appearance, with darker shading around the scalloped edges and fine cream-coloured lines across the patterned tiers.
Dimensions
  • Length: 6cm
  • Height: 41cm
  • Width: 22cm
  • Weight: 0.44kg
Styling Note

Place it towards the back of a sideboard display, with low ceramic houses or small baubles in front. Leave a little space around the branches so the scalloped outline remains visible.
Why We Love It

The fine pale lines follow the sweep of the branches, making the alternating tiers especially pleasing to look at.