Three consecutive AFL premiership flags in 2024, 2025, and 2026 placed Chris Fagan's Brisbane Lions alongside the club's 2001-2003 dynasty. The Brisbane Lions Three Peat 2026 Christmas Ornament captures that modern Home of the Lions era inside a clear, glossy acrylic medallion crowned by a sculpted gold-toned topper cap bearing a maroon-and-gold lion head shield and a pre-attached braided metallic gold hanging cord.
The Gabba, Story Bridge, and Four-Tier Premiership Ribbons
Framed within a smooth, palm-sized circular silhouette that catches warm Christmas tree lights through its polished acrylic border, the high-definition dimensional artwork brings together the landmarks of Queensland footy. On the left, the club's lion mascot wears the maroon, royal blue, and gold guernsey while giving a thumbs-up atop a GO LIONS podium. At center stage, the open-roof bowl of The Gabba glows with green turf and maroon LIONS scoreboards beneath the steel spans of the Story Bridge and the Brisbane city skyline. To the right, a secondary BRISBANE LIONS lion-head shield sits nested among crimson Australian bottlebrush blossoms and evergreen holiday pine sprigs.

Anchoring the lower half of the medallion, a four-tier curved banner stack in club maroon, warm cream, metallic gold, and royal blue proclaims BRISBANE LIONS / THREE PEAT / 2026 / HOME OF THE LIONS. Because the medallion is cut from shatter-resistant clear acrylic with fade-resistant full-color artwork rather than fragile hollow glass, it hangs securely on pine branches during December and transitions easily to year-round display hooks in a supporter den or home office.





















