Frosted Cedar Garland 180cm Christmas Table Decoration

Built for the close-up, not just the room shot

Dense branches that read as real

Layered cedar branch construction creates depth and fullness that thin single-strand garlands cannot match.

Frosted snow-dusted flocking

The flocked tips give the foliage a snow-kissed look without melting, dripping, or the mess of fresh greenery.

Bends and drapes anywhere

The trailing branch structure shapes around table edges, banisters, and shelf corners instead of sitting stiff and flat.

From box to styled in under five minutes

1. 1
   Lift it from the box

   Remove the garland and give the branches room to spring back from flat storage.

2. 2
   Fluff the branches

   Separate the layered foliage gently so the full trailing silhouette comes forward.

3. 3
   Drape and shape

   Lay it along your table, mantel, shelf, or counter, then bend the form around edges and corners.

4. 4
   Add your finishing pieces

   Tuck in candles, ornaments, pinecones, or ribbon to complete the holiday arrangement.

One piece makes the room feel finished

1. 1
   The table that never looks finished

   You rearrange the same ornaments and candles, yet the table still feels sparse. Small accents cannot create the depth and visual line that a full garland brings.

2. 2
   One garland changes the whole room

   Lay the cedar across a table, shelf, mantel, or counter and the surface gains instant shape. The flexible trailing form gives your holiday décor a finished line instead of a pile of separate pieces.

3. 3
   Why it holds up to a close look

   Dense layered foliage creates a fuller silhouette, while the snow-dusted flocking adds soft winter texture. It reads as realistic artificial cedar in photos and across the table.

4. 4
   The same garland, every December

   After the holidays, loosely coil it and store it flat. Next season, fluff the branches, drape it again, and skip the yearly search for fresh greenery.

Pack it flat, reuse it every December

• Store loosely

  Coil or fold it without tightly crushing the branches.

• Fluff before styling

  Separate the branch layers gently after unpacking.

• Keep away from heat

  Keep the plastic foliage away from open flames and heat vents.

• Use indoors

  Style it on indoor tables, shelves, mantels, counters, and similar surfaces.

Why this beats fresh clippings and thin garland