Petite starfish and shells accent this welcoming wreath for a splash of coastal style, while its preserved greenery lets you enjoy lush natural appeal year-round.

really pretty, nice size. Sarah. Cape May Court House, NJ. Mon Apr 06 2026

Drift into a sense of quiet coastal ease with our timeless Beachy Wreath, thoughtfully gathered from air-dried green wheat, soft avena oats, delicate millet, and wisps of flowing bear grass. Each element is layered to create gentle movement and natural texture, evoking windswept dunes and sunlit shorelines. Finished with real, hand-selected seashells, this piece carries an understated nod to the sea—organic, refined, and endlessly serene. Designed to feel both elevated and effortless, this wreath brings a soft coastal presence to any space, season after season. When displayed indoors, it will maintain its beauty for years to come. If hung outdoors, natural fading will occur over time, lending a softly weathered patina reminiscent of treasures found along the shore.

Arrived in perfect condition and was more impressive than in the photo. Niki. Greenwood, IN. Wed Oct 07 2020

Measures about 22" in diameter. This beach coastal themed wreath is handmade of painted blue quail brush twigs, natural quail brush twigs, avena, artemisia, assorted shells and starfish. Terrific for a powder room or a beach home, makes a great housewarming present too! This wreath can be hung outdoors in a protected location but will last longer if kept indoors. Dried flowers are a natural product; over time these once-living materials will continue to lose moisture, changes in texture and color are normal and expected.

Love my coastal wreath!!. Susan. Asheboro, NC. Sun Jan 25 2026

Lovely beach-themed wreath with hues of blue, green, and sand. Features Quail Brush, Blue German Statice, Echinops, and natural Sugar Starfish. Long lasting inside, but can be used outside in a protected location for the season.

This wreath was the exact size I wanted and also beachy looking without looking gaudy. Love it!. Carolyn. Boynton Beach. Wed Mar 18 2020