Martha Stewart2.1m Grand Fir Christmas Tree with Pinecones & Berries
R4,199
About
From baking Christmas cookies to decorating Christmas trees and gift ideas, find what you need to plan a perfect holiday with Martha Stewart. As America’s most trusted lifestyle expert, her range of Christmas Trees, Tree Skirts, Ornaments and Holiday Accessories, offer quality, style and festive cheer. From Martha’s home to yours!
Martha Stewart's signature touch of elegance and style is woven into every branch of the 2.1m Grand Fir with Pinecones & Berries, creating a timeless centrepiece. The realistic Grand Fir branches exude a natural charm and are accurately designed to capture the beauty of the outdoors with 3 types of tips: bottle brush, flat and PE tips. Adorned with lifelike pinecones and festive berries, the 2.1m Grand Fir with Pinecones & Berries Christmas Tree, brings the enchantment of the forest right into your living room.
Product Features
- 1050 Tips
- Two-tone Green Christmas Tree with PE Spruce Tip Detail
- Pinecones and Berry Clusters
- Mixture of 3 Types of Tips: Bottle Brush, Flat & PE Tips
- Realistic Looking Foliage
- Vertical Internal Branches
- Hinged Branches
- Garland-wrapped Pole for Full Appearance
- 3 Piece Tree
- Metal Tree Stand with Self-centering Screws
- Easy to Assemble
- Lightweight and Easy to Store
Product Specifications
- Christmas Tree Size: 210cm
- Number of Tips: 1050
- Type of Tip: Mixture of Bottle Brush, Flat & PE Tips
- Tree Colour: Two-tone Green
What's in the box
- 1 x 210cm Grand Fir Christmas Tree
- 1 x Metal Tree Stand
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