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Stay for Christmas Mini Sign | Briar & Gable

Stay for Christmas Mini Sign | Briar & Gable

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Stay for Christmas is a 4 x 4-inch canvas mini sign with deep green italic serif lettering on a warm ivory ground. Beneath the words, an illustrated brass house key is tied with burgundy ribbon and surrounded by holly berries and ivy. The phrase is simple, with the long key and loose bow giving it the character of a personal invitation.

A small standing piece

The design is printed on a thin, rigid white canvas panel, with a 3.5 x 3.5-inch image and a quarter-inch exposed white canvas border. An included 4.8-inch-long oak stand with a warm brown finish holds the panel upright and extends a little beyond its square face.

The key, ribbon, foliage, and textured ivory background are part of the printed illustration. Green lettering remains the strongest element, while the white canvas margin gives the words a clear edge. The wood brings a simple material warmth to the finished tabletop piece.

An invitation from Briar & Gable

This phrase belongs to the Christmas at the Gable capsule, where an English house is preparing to welcome people home. The house key is a familiar Briar & Gable motif, here joined by winter greenery and a ribbon in the collection's restrained burgundy.

Among the capsule's illustrated rooms and garden scenes, this is the piece that speaks directly. It carries the invitation into a hallway, a guest room, or the corner where coats and bags are set down, without needing a large arrangement around it.

Display and gifting

Place it on an entry console, a guest-room dresser, or a bookshelf among a few familiar objects. Its compact size works well where space is shared with a lamp, a dish for keys, or a small ceramic jug. A little gathered greenery is enough to echo the printed holly.

It is a thoughtful seasonal gift for a host or for someone who makes room for others at Christmas. It also sits naturally beside One More Mince Pie, bringing the invitation and the tea table together while allowing each small sign its own space.

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