Compacta Rosette Light 50 pcs

£ 31,70 *

£ 0,63 pro piece

Delivery till 27. July **

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From the funeral floristry indispensable is the Protea with the name Compacta Rosette, which has an exotic and elegant appearance with its wide open, bright flowers. The flower belongs to the family of South African native sugar bushes, also called silver trees, and is heavily woody and robust when dried. Therefore, it can be wonderfully incorporated into graceful grave arrangements and funeral wreaths for the other commemorations of the dead or All Saints' Day and fits very well with other exotics such as bell cups, palm spear and coconut leaves in more earthy and muted shades.

Thanks to the long, sturdy stems, you can easily attach the exotic flowers in floral foam, polystyrene or straw, and in this way also refine autumnal arrangements and arrangements. Alternatively, the stem can also be shortened or completely removed. For example, you can attach the flowers to the desired surface with hot glue - for example, to decorate unusual window decorations or even a pretty one-off made of bark and moss. Even as a stylish table decoration make the big flowers of the Compacta Rosette a lot.

The bright dried flower Compacta Rosette is in a bag of 50 pieces in total and each has a sturdy stem with a length of between about 14 and 20 centimeters. The flowers each have a diameter of about 6 centimeters.

Please note: This is a natural product! This means that the product is subject to natural fluctuations and thus may differ in shape, color, size, width, length and diameter of the specified dimensions!

Diameter: approx. Ø6cm
Stem length: approx. 14 - 20cm
Color: nature, brown
Material: wood
Quantity: 50 pieces

Product.Nr.: 8B
shipment-weight: 0,7 kg
Delivery till: 27. July **

£ 31,70 *

Product description

From the funeral floristry indispensable is the Protea with the name Compacta Rosette, which has an exotic and elegant appearance with its wide open, bright flowers. The flower belongs to the...