Jungle Wreath Nursery Name Art
A leafy ring with baby animals peeking round it, and the initial in the quiet center.
About Jungle Wreath Nursery Name Art
Jungle Wreath closes its leaves into a ring. Palm, monstera and trailing vine in sage and olive fill the upper part of the print with a few cream flowers worked in, a giraffe calf looks over the top of the ring, a monkey hangs from its upper edge by the tail, and a lion cub and an elephant calf peek round the sides. The initial sits alone in the still white center.
A wreath rather than a scattering, which makes it the one jungle style that reads as botanical wall art as much as a nursery piece. The capital is placed into that empty circle in warm terracotta, set in real type. Jungle Peekaboo hangs the same foliage loosely from the corners. Portrait at 4:5 and 2:3.
How it works
Fill the ring
Type the name; its first letter is set in the empty circle, and any capital can replace it.
Finish below
The full name starts filled in; add the birth date and time and the weight under the wreath.
See your piece
It appears right here within a couple of minutes. Pick the size, paper or canvas, and frame — or change something and try again.
Only pay if you fall for one
No deposit, no obligation — if none of the designs feels right, you owe nothing.
We print and ship
We start printing as soon as you order. Making it takes 2–5 business days, then it ships from the print partner nearest you.
Questions, answered
Do I pay anything before I see my piece?
No. Seeing your piece is free and needs no card. You only pay if you order a print.
How is my piece made?
With AI. Image models create new artwork from the details you add, guided by styles our team designs and tests. No one reviews it before you do, so what you see on the page is what we print.
How long does it take?
Your first piece usually appears on this page in a minute or two, and the other print shapes and sizes follow a few minutes later. Add your email if you want them saved to an account.
What if it isn't quite right?
Change the style or the wording and try again — it's free. Nothing is printed until you order.
What happens to the details I enter?
We use them only to create your pieces. They stay private to you and are sent to Google's Gemini image service to generate the artwork. Details you add but never submit are deleted after 7 days.
What sizes and formats can I order?
Your piece is prepared in the print shapes it suits, so you can pick what fits your wall. We offer a wide range of portrait, landscape and square formats from 6×6″ to 40×60″ — framed paper prints, canvas or framed canvas, or metal prints.
How long does printing take?
Printing takes 2–5 business days once you order, then your print ships from the print partner nearest you.
How does the letter get into the ring?
It is set in real type on a finished painting. The wreath was drawn with a large empty circle at its center, and your capital is placed into that circle in warm terracotta, so the preview on screen is the print file and nothing is generated per order.
Can the capital be a different letter?
Yes. It starts as the first letter of the name you type, and any other capital can replace it, which suits a nickname or a family name. It is always one uppercase letter, and all of them were measured to sit inside the circle.
How long can the name be?
One to fourteen characters, exactly as typed, with one space and hyphens or apostrophes allowed. It is written in a flowing script under the wreath, scaled to fit the width the ring leaves clear.
Which animals are around the wreath?
Four young ones, all outside the ring: a giraffe calf over the top left, a monkey hanging from the upper right by its tail, and a lion cub and an elephant calf peeking round the left and right sides. None of them sits below the ring.
What is printed underneath?
Three lines are available: the full name, which starts filled in; the date of birth with the time beside it; and the weight in kilograms or in pounds and ounces. There is more clear space under this wreath than under the other leafy styles, so the lines can be moved and resized freely.
Which proportions?
Portrait, at 4:5 and at a taller 2:3. The ring keeps to the upper two thirds in both, leaving the lower part of the picture as plain ground for the words.
Will the name be spelled exactly right?
Yes. On every style the name is either set in real type or checked letter by letter before the design reaches you, and nothing is printed until you have seen it. If a style cannot draw a character, the form tells you before you start.
Why is there a length limit on the name?
Each scene holds the name its own way — a balloon per letter, a board on the side of a bus, letters the animals lean on — so each style has room for a certain number of letters. If a name is too long for one style, another usually fits it.
Can I add the birth date, time and weight?
Yes, all three are optional. They are set in small type beneath the art, and on most styles you can move or resize each line on the preview. The weight can be in kilograms or in pounds and ounces.
Can I order before the baby arrives?
Yes. Leave the birth details blank and the print carries the name alone — a baby-shower gift that still works once the baby is home.
What occasions is nursery name art for?
Decorating a new baby's room, a baby shower or naming-day gift, a first birthday, or a keepsake for grandparents. The name is the whole idea, so the piece still belongs on the wall long after the nursery becomes a bedroom.
How much does it cost?
Seeing your piece is free — you only pay if you order a print. Prints start at A$62.00, and the exact price of each size and finish is shown on this page.
See it before you pay
Your piece appears right on this page, in the print shapes and sizes it suits — free, no card needed.
Ready in minutes
Your first piece usually appears within a minute or two; the other sizes follow a few minutes later.
Made with AI, in our styles
AI creates new artwork from the details you add, in styles our team designs and tests.
Printed to order
Pick between paper prints, canvas or metal prints — framed or unframed.

