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.






















