Dried Flower Bouquet "Classic" Multicolour, Height approx. 60 cm
Dried Flower Bouquet "Classic" Multicolour Height approx. 60 cmmade of Dried flowers
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A round dried bouquet in soft natural tones: from delicate yellow to deep pink, with slender green leaves in between that set off the flowers. At around 60 cm tall, it stands upright in a slim vase and makes an impression even from the hallway.
"Classic" here means: classically tied, compact and calm in shape. The dried flowers keep their natural look without you having to do anything. No water, no trimming, no wilting. A gentle dusting now and then is enough.
The bouquet suits the chest of drawers in the bedroom, the dining table or the shelf in your home office. If you don't have green fingers or are often away, this gives you flowers that stay. Also suitable for holiday flats and waiting rooms, where nobody can look after fresh flowers.
- No watering, no wilting
- Real dried flowers
- Every bouquet is one of a kind
What's included
- 1 × Dried flower bouquet: Height approx. 60 cm
- Vase not included
- Dimensions
- approx. 60 cm high
- Material
- Dried flowers
- Colour
- Yellow to pink, green leaves
- Included
- 1 dried flower bouquet, without vase
- Shipping
- from Europe (Netherlands)
- Decorative item, not a toy for children.
- Small parts may come loose. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
- Dried plant material catches fire easily: keep it at least one metre away from candles, fireplaces, heaters and lamps.
- A natural product: colour and shape may differ slightly from the photo.
- Dried flowers may shed a little and do not like moisture: keep them dry and out of direct sunlight, do not water or mist them.
- The colours may fade over time, faster in bright light. How long a bouquet stays beautiful depends on where it stands.
- Name
- MEERgroothandel
- Item number
- 32049
- Name
- MEERgroothandel bv
- Postal address
- Jupiter 263, 2675 LW Honselersdijk, Niederlande
- Email / website
- info@meergroothandel.nl
The compact, round bouquet has a long tradition: in the Biedermeier period, flowers were tied close together into a dome shape that looks the same from every side. It is exactly this shape that makes a dried bouquet so uncomplicated, because no individual stems shift out of place.
