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Swag

A bound bunch or drape of flowers and foliage made to hang on a wall, door or mantel.

A swag is a hanging decoration with no visible container. The simplest kind is a flat bunch of branches and flowers tied at the top and hung downwards on a door. Longer ones are draped along a mantelpiece, a staircase or the front of a table. Winter swags use evergreens, cones and berries. In older decorative art the word also means a carved or painted loop of fruit and flowers, which in floristry is more often called a festoon.

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