Preserved Autumn Grace 20" Fall Wreath

This faux floral accent welcomes seasonal charm into your space with an abundance of pip berries clustered together on a thick base. The dense design features more than 3,000 berries to bring rich texture and depth wherever it's hung. It offers a vivid natural look that makes it easy to refresh your entryway, windows, or mantel without any upkeep. Plus, it arrives safely packaged in a kraft box complete with practical plastic locks.

Love this wreath! it's he perfect size and so full and well made. i got the red white and blue - perfect patriotic colors and just what I wanted for the patriotic holidays. It's beautiful as is but for 7/4 I might add a red white and blue bow. Your wreaths are always the best!. Peggy. Charleroi, PA. Wed Jun 17 2026

This stunning wreath is composed of preserved and dried elements. Preserved elements are the salal leaves in gold, burgundy, copper, and natural basil. The 100% air-dried components include blond wheat, natural canella berries, quail brush, Echinops, blue larkspur, protea repens, and burgundy celosia. Please use indoors or in a protected location away from moisture, sun, and wind. Moisture can make the preserved elements "bleed". This wreath works equally well in formal or rustic settings. This elegant design suggests harvest or Thanksgiving themes, but the metallic notes work for the winter holidays as well. Truly a timeless, seasonless delight!

The wreath was more beautiful in person than on the photos. I mulled over this purchase and was not disappointed.. Anonymous. Sun Feb 01 2026

All natural dried flowers that are assembled into a round shaped wreath.

Very happy with the wreath. Understated, in a beautiful chartreuse color. Great value.. Debra. Piedmont, CA. Sun Jul 05 2026

A natural handmade baby eucalyptus wreath, that brings along the cool refreshing smells of California eucalyptus forests and deep colors for every season.

I'm in love!! Huge wreaths!! Set my miniture barn doors off!! They smell amazing too!!. Kimberly. Fort Payne, AL. Thu Aug 27 2020