aluminum wire
Aluminum wire is one of the most important aids in modern floristry and is used both for binding bouquets and creating wreaths and arrangements. Aluminum is one of the most abundant metals on earth and has been mined and processed industrially for decades, making the use of aluminum wire affordable to smaller florists. Wire made of aluminum convinces above all by its practical character, because it can be easily bent even in slightly thicker versions and thus brought into the individually desired shape. Once the wire has accepted it, it remains in this position by itself and shows no desire to return to its original shape. In the creation of arrangements and wreaths, aluminum wire is increasingly used as a basic framework around which flowers, plant parts and other decorative elements can effortlessly be tied. In order for larger bouquets to maintain their florist-induced shape, aluminum wire is also a popular choice and contributes to the flowering of the bouquet to an attractive appearance. In modern retailers, this wire is not offered alone in metal optics, but can also convince with plastic a colorful character. The range on www.floristik21.de also carries aluminum wire in its pure form as well as in different color variants for private use and professional florists.
Bark mulch is one of the most popular, natural materials in covering outdoor flooring. In general, the process of mulching refers to the covering of soil surfaces in order to hinder the growth of weeds of all kinds in addition to aesthetic enrichment. The mulch is a natural, uncrushed material that is obtained in the case of bark mulch from the barks of indigenous trees. Due to the diversity of this plant species in Germany, a large number of shades of bark mulch can be found, which knows how to fill the entire color palette, from cream to deep brown. This fact is exploited in modern horticulture also in aesthetic terms, to make by the combination of different shades a particularly attractive design of paths and garden areas. The spreading of bark mulch is common in shrubs, hedges and similar woody plants, should be omitted in the cultivation of crops such as vegetables, however, since the mulching of the natural growth of these plants are difficult. The most important, practical effect of the bark mulch is the prevention that a nutrient medium dries out too quickly and thus the vital moisture can be kept longer in the soil. High-quality bark mulch created in different colors and from different tree species can also be inexpensively discovered and acquired in the versatile assortment on floristik21.de. 
Bouillon wire is a popular type of wire in floristics as well as in the decoration sector, which is significantly different in its material properties from the classic flower tying wire. While aluminum wire rather serves to stabilize bouquets, wreaths and arrangements, bouillon wire is used exclusively as a decorative element and can thus be wound around the aforementioned products of floristry. Bouillon wire is usually already sold at the factory in a spiral or curled shape and can be placed after removal from the wire reel without further finishing artfully around decorative elements of all kinds. Bouillond wire is also very soft and can therefore be stretched considerably without losing its ornate character. For example, funeral wreaths or Advent wreaths can be wrapped with this special wire, and objects outside the floristic environment are given a new ornament by bouillon wire. In the specialist trade, the wire is offered in numerous color variants, which further multiplies the aesthetic use. Bouillon wire can be found in the diverse online offer of floristik21.de as well as a variety of other wire variants, which are as indispensable for the professional use of floristic companies as for hobby gardeners and florists. 
The term candle refers to an elementary light dispenser in which the combustion of liquefied wax over a wick with the help of oxygen can produce light for hours or days. The principle of the candle for lighting can be regarded as one of the oldest of humanity and is closely related to the torch, but also offers in a very compact form the ability to bring light into dark spaces. Since the extraction of wax in earlier years was much more difficult than its industrial production in the 21st century, wax-dipped paper has long been used as the basis for a candle. Classic beeswax is now rarely used, as the production of synthetic-based candles is cheaper. Candles also play an important role in modern floristry, as they are used as additional, decorative elements in wreaths and floral arrangements. The candle is especially popular in funeral floristry and in the Advent wreath, where she announces the arrival of Jesus Christ over the four weeks leading up to Christmas. If you would like to complement floristic decorations with colorful candles in numerous forms in the private sector, you will find an appealing selection at reasonable prices for this purpose in the assortment of florisitik24.de. 
Bar candles, often also called crown candles, are among the slenderest and longest candle variants that are used today as they were centuries ago, especially on festive occasions. Their nickname crown candles have been obtained by their popular use in chandeliers, which were operated over time exclusively with real candle light. When using the candles, it was important in this case to bring about the longest possible burning time and a small excess of wax, otherwise the candles would accidentally drip from the ceiling to the floor. Bar candles meet these requirements in the best possible way and are therefore still in ceiling chandeliers as well as in standing variants their use. Like most other candle models, candle sticks are no longer made from beeswax in the 21st century, instead the candle industry relies on the cheaper paraffin, which can also achieve a longer burn time. Bar candles are offered in a variety of colors by retailers, but the colors red and white dominate here. In addition to the noble design of candlesticks, bar candles are closely linked to the Christian tradition and can be found as altar jewelry or along the corridors of churches as a popular candle variant. As well as Christianity in Judaism multi-arm candlesticks have a high, symbolic significance, rod candles are still in demand, as they correspond to the dimensions of modern candlesticks. 
Ceramics is a generic term for numerous materials that are produced both industrially and artisanly and are used, for example, in horticulture and floristry. The field of application of ceramics is comprehensive and ranges from decorative objects to tools and dentures; all ceramics have in common a firing process which gives the molded material its final durability and non-deformability. In the horticultural sector, ceramics are usually equated with earthenware, since here clay, clay and similar, earthy materials are used as the basic substance and are formed into pots, vases and other containers. In addition to the earthenware so-called sintered product is the second major family of ceramics, which is achieved by the process of sintering during firing a significantly higher material strength. The most important products of modern ceramics are pottery and porcelain, also glass ceramics and other composites are to be found in the everyday environment as an end product of the ceramic production. With a look at the online offer of floristik21.de a variety of ceramics can be discovered, which specifically addresses the needs of florists and gardeners. Ceramic goods can be discovered here as well as high quality vases with weatherproof glaze as well as self-decorating bowls and pots. 
Cinnamon is considered one of the oldest spices of humanity, which is originally native to China and enriched for centuries, the European cuisine. Cinnamon grows on trees and is offered in specialist shops mainly in powder form, and the natural form of cinnamon sticks is always to be found. Its special, slightly spicy aroma receives cinnamon through the oils contained in the tree, which gives this spice a unique taste and smell. Cinnamon is used in the kitchen mainly for flavoring and emphasizing its own flavors of various foods and is used in this form both in savory and sweet dishes. The special character and the wooden shape of cinnamon sticks make it possible to light them and release the distinctive fragrance slowly through the fire in the room. It is precisely this characteristic that has established cinnamon in the decoration sector as well, which is why rods are chosen with particular preference for floral arrangements of all kinds and especially want to seduce them with their special scent during Advent and Christmas. The brown and wooden structure makes cinnamon already an optical enrichment for any arrangement, so that it does not necessarily come to an inflammation of the cinnamon sticks that spray even in their original form a light aroma. Also in medicine cinnamon is given a soothing effect on various symptoms. 
The coconut fiber refers to a specific, natural fiber form, which is obtained exclusively from coconuts. Unlike the majority of industrially processed natural fibers, coconut fibers are not derived from the bark or stem of the tree, whereas the fibrous matrix is derived from the fibrous surface texture of the coconuts. In further processing, coconut fibers were also an exception, as their woody character makes no weaving possible as with other textiles. The extraction of intrinsic fibers is due to the roasting of the coconut and the subsequent tapping of the outer shells. In traditional coconut fiber producing countries, cords, ropes and similar coconut fiber products are still produced by hand, with machine processing only taking place for a few decades. Coconut fibers are characterized by numerous advantages in the material, such as an immense stretchability, their sound insulation and longevity by their extremely low wear in contact with other objects. Essential products made of coconut fibers are ropes and carpets, but the fiber has also taken a firm place in the decorative area and can also be found in the online assortment of floristik21.de. In addition, the admixture of coconut fibers as Pflanzensubstat is possible and helps in horticulture to give plants a tight fit in the soil and to facilitate the absorption of various nutrients. 
The term "drawstring" is used to describe a medium to thick rope that is woven together from different types of yarn and can perform both practical and decorative tasks. The application range also depends on the particular choice of material of a cord, whereby stable cotton as well as elegant silk can be used. The basis of a cord is already braided and verzwirntes yarn from the materials mentioned, which are twisted in their individual struts again, creating a stable and uniform end product. In principle, each cord can be considered a short rope, but the rope is rather attributed to craft or nautical, while a cord can also have a decorating character. Traditionally, the use of cords for tying garments, for example, on the robes of monks or in military uniforms, where small cords are also attached to the pure ornament. Also as a classic hat string is the cord to be found and decorates a large number of hat variants around the globe. Cords are also to be found in the floristry, where they are interlaced as pure decorative elements in wreaths, arrangements and similar, floristic products. Also for decorating bouquets and bouquets cords are suitable, but these floristic goods are not held together by a cord alone. 
Craquele is a term in the art, the smaller individual cracks or a larger network structure of cracks and cracks in artworks called. Craquelen can be found primarily in older works of art, where the materials used become brittle over centuries and so slowly but surely destroy the smooth basic shape of the image or the sculpture. Various external factors, such as the direct exposure of sunlight, favor the development of craquels, so today world-class paintings are exhibited behind glass to optimally protect the sensitive surface of the images. Ceramic and clay objects also show cracks after many decades of continuous environmental change, but this change in structure is not always considered ugly or distracting compared to oil paintings. Anyone who wants to enrich their own four walls or their garden with artisan objects as an art lover can opt for this purpose for pitchers, vases and similar decorative elements that already have the purchase of Craquelen. This has nothing to do with an inferior quality, but craquels were deliberately allowed in the production here to give the decoration objects an old and classic charm. With so-called tear lacquer, which is also offered in hobby needs and in decoshops, artificially triggered the emergence of craquelen or can be visually simulated. 
Crepe paper is the name of a particularly decorative paper variant, which is slightly thinner than conventional writing paper. The production of crepe paper is similar to ordinary paper production, however, the underlying paper webs are still compressed during the wet processing and thus obtained a ruffled character, which is also reflected optically in the distinctive structures of the paper. After drying of the paper, the described surface structure is maintained, whereby crepe paper obtains a particularly high elasticity over conventional writing paper. Crepe paper is offered in specialist stores in standard sizes for paper and is used mainly in craft supplies. The special paper is relatively easy to cut and can be separated by a simple fold also clean by tearing. Since crepe paper has a naturally less smooth structure, it is also decorative in crumpled form. In floristry, the paper, which is offered by specialist retailers in numerous color variants, is also used to line planters or nests. In doing so, it not only ensures optics that match the color of the plants, but also helps to provide permeable and perforated plant foundations with a continuous ground support. Crepe paper is also often used to create decorative ornaments, for example for Christmas or Easter, and it can also be easily cut up and glued by children's hands. 
As cuff paper in floristry an artfully designed, thin paper is called, with the help of which bouquets and bouquets can decorate final. Cuff paper is usually offered on a roll and can be found in specialist shops in numerous shades as well as with lace and other ornaments. When a bouquet or bouquet of flowers has been finished by a florist, the cuff paper is finally placed around all the stems and provides an aesthetic finish. Depending on its strength, paper of this kind also ensures a certain stability of the bouquet and helps to ensure that the individual flowers of the bouquet do not fan out too much. The main effect, however, is the visual enrichment, since the cuff paper tries to hide both the bare and green stems of the bouquet and covers the inside of a vase or other planter like a paper edge. The use of cuff paper has been established for a long time, but in earlier times cloth and even small, tortuous willow twigs were used to round off a bouquet artistically sophisticated. At the time, however, florists and florists did not yet have stable wires, such as those used today in the creation of bouquets, so that the predecessor of the cuff paper contributed significantly to the cohesion of the ostrich. 
The term decor denotes all properties of an object that were applied exclusively for the artistic or aesthetic enhancement. In the case of numerous everyday objects, the presence of a decor makes it possible to distinguish whether this object is to be measured solely for its practical purposes or whether it can be regarded as an art object. A vase made of clay without decorations or other artistic features does not have a particular decor according to common usage, but can be preserved through ornaments or painted decorations. The terms design and design are to be distinguished from the word decor, which can also be found in a simple vase and other objects without a specific decor. Different decors are clearly used in connection with epochs or cultures and are therefore also a characteristic of this corresponding time or population in order to differentiate themselves from other eras and cultures. The term decoration is closely related to decoration, which can be viewed as the targeted use of objects with a specific decoration for the purpose of decoration. All artful objects that are set up for decoration in the private area or a professional florist therefore have a decor, different decors are harmoniously coordinated. 
Decorative fruits can be assigned to both floristry and classic hobby needs and are among the decorative elements with which it is possible to design wreaths, flower arrangements and similar, aesthetic works of art. Decorative fruits can be both artificial or natural, in the latter case fruits or flowers are dried in a targeted manner and thus made into a durable jewelry. Particularly popular decorative fruits are dried tropical fruits such as oranges, which are increasingly being laid out in the Advent and Christmas season and here, even when dried, spread a gentle aroma in living rooms. The decorative fruits also include artificially produced fruits of all kinds, which are made of plastic and similar materials and are based precisely on the shape of sufficient fruits of numerous varieties. Such decorative fruits are used in bowls or on wreaths and provide a colorful touch in otherwise rather discreet plant and flower arrangements. With a rather subdued coloring, decorative fruits are also used in funeral floristry and help to make arrangements for All Saints' Day or the Sunday of the Dead. 
Earthenware describes all handicraft products that have an earthy origin in their material and usually originate from the production of a potter. The most important representatives of earthenware include vases, pots and bowls, in which clay or clay is the material basis. Ceramics and porcelain can also be considered earthenware despite the addition of other substances to the manufacturing process. Common to all goods is the production of a loamy mixture of soils of different properties by adding water, which is brought into specific shapes manually or by machines. In order for earthenware to maintain its shape permanently, the last step is to burn it, this removes the water from the material and brings about an additional strength of the material. Various techniques for the production of earthenware have been established over the centuries, handicraft production in favor of industrial production is becoming increasingly rare. Shaping works of art out of earth and water is one of the first and most important forms of human expression, and archaic figures and vessels are still being excavated by archaeologists from the very beginning of our existence. Modern earthenware proves to be particularly robust and can be purchased at relatively favorable conditions, the floristik21.de online shop also offers sufficient opportunities for this. 
Filz ist die Bezeichnung für ein chaotisch zusammengesetztes, faseriges Gewebe, das je nach Beschaffenheit der Fasern als mehr oder weniger weich empfunden wird. Bei Filz handelt es sich nicht um eine klassische Textilie, da hier kein Weben oder ein ähnlich gezielter, handwerklicher Schritt zur Erschaffung dieses Gewebes stattfindet. Die üblichste Herstellungsart von Filz ist das sogenannte Nassfilzen, bei dem Wolle, Tierhaare und andere Faserelemente mit Hilfe von Dampf und Chemikalien eingeweicht werden und hierdurch ihre klare und gradlinige Struktur aufgeben. Beim Austrocknen ziehen sich die einzelnen Fasern wieder zusammen und verschmelzen so zu einem gemeinsamen Gewebe, das manuell nur schwierig aufzutrennen ist. Aufgrund dieser hohen Stabilität wird Filz gerne in Form von Platten und festen Werkstücken eingesetzt, die z.B. auch als Ersatz von Leder in der Modeindustrie zum Einsatz kommen und eine preiswerte Variante bei der Herstellung von Schuhsohlen bzw. -oberflächendarstellen. Auch in der Floristik ist Filz ein beliebtes Material und hilft z.B. dabei, Schalen und Gestecke in einer farbenfrohen Weise auszulegen und zu schmücken. Durch das Ausstanzen können aus größeren Filzplatten auch feine Dekoelemente wie Blumen, Schmetterlinge und ähnliche Motive herausgestochen werden, die sich auch im Onlineangebot von floristik21.de entdecken lassen.
