Moss Iceland moss bleached 400g

Name: Moss Iceland moss bleached 400g
Brand: Lino GmbH
SKU: 25234-1
Price: 20.80 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (68 reviews)

Moss Iceland moss bleached 400g

£ 20,80 *

£ 52,00 pro kg

Delivery till 11. September **

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This high-quality and decorative reindeer moss was specially bleached and can be used for a floristic mourning decoration. The moss, which is botanically also called Cetraria islandica, feels very soft and is therefore easy to work with. For example, you can pull it apart loosely or even cut it. You can then use the reindeer moss as a bed for memorial figures, for example, or simply stick it between the dry plants and fix it with patent clips, clips or glue.

The moss is also suitable as a dignified table decoration for a funeral service and can be placed directly in the middle of the table or incorporated into a table arrangement. But also simply placed in a glass bowl or on a decorative plate, the natural decoration unfolds its full decorative power and looks a bit like exotic corals from the South Seas. As a result, the lichen also fits into a maritime decoration and also impresses as an original shop window decoration!

The bleached reindeer moss is sent in a box weighing around 400 grams.

Please note:
The weight of the natural article can deviate slightly from the stated net weight due to drying out. To prevent the fresh moss from staining during further processing, take it out of the packaging and then let it dry in the fresh air for several hours !

Accessories and decorative items shown on product images are not included in the delivery.

Color: natural color, bleached
Material: reindeer moss

Weight: approx 400g

Product No.: 25234-1
shipment-weight: 0,6 kg
Delivery till: 11. September **

£ 20,80 *

Product description

This high-quality and decorative reindeer moss was specially bleached and can be used for a floristic mourning decoration. The moss, which is botanically also called Cetraria islandica, feels very...