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The wreath, standing or laid.






A wreath is a closed circle, worked on both faces. It is the piece most often given by several people — colleagues, an association, an extended family.
The circle is worked tight, flower against flower, with no visible gap. Seen from either side, it rests as readily flat on the coffin as upright against a support or on a tripod, depending on how the place is arranged.
It is measured in centimetres and given on each page. A wreath is seen from far off in a nave; in a funeral-home room, a more measured diameter sits better in the space available. Every size stays open.
The ribbon carries the name of the group that gives it, or a short formula. That is what lets the family know where the piece comes from, without having to ask.