Brianna Oakes painted the ceramic tree a lot of us remember from a grandmother's sideboard. It has three scalloped tiers in soft sage green, little round bulbs in blush, powder blue, antique gold and muted cranberry, and a small gold star on top. It stands on a rounded ivory base against a dusty pink wall, with loose brushwork you can see in every stroke.
This is 1950s christmas decor done as a painting rather than a figurine. The glaze highlights and the soft shadow on the tabletop give it that mid-century look without any fuss. It's a quiet, warm take on a retro christmas painting.
It's for anyone who collects vintage holiday pieces, loves mid century christmas decor, or wants pastel christmas decor that still feels like Christmas. It also makes a thoughtful gift for someone who still has the real tree packed in a box somewhere.
Hang this christmas wall art in a hallway as christmas entryway decor, over a buffet in the dining room, or in a cozy kitchen nook. The canvas wall art print pairs well with cream, wood and brass, and it looks right at home next to the real tree each December.