Dried Flower Bouquet "Letterbox" Pink, Height approx. 35 cm
Dried Flower Bouquet "Letterbox" Pink Height approx. 35 cmWidth approx. 10 cmmade of Dried flowers
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A touch of pink that stays: "Letterbox" Pink is a slim dried bouquet around 35 cm tall, in which delicate petals and fine grass plumes set the tone. Small enough for the bedside table, fine enough for the dining table.
The bouquet thrives on the mix of flowers in different shapes and the light grasses in between. With a diameter of around 10 cm, it looks best in a slim glass or a small vase, and also in twos or threes in a row.
It suits the bedroom, the bathroom, the desk or as table decoration for christenings and weddings, where it doesn't wilt after the celebration but goes home with you. For anyone who likes pink, but not loud, and for anyone who would rather have a bouquet that stays.
- Dried flowers, no water needed
- Natural product, every bouquet slightly different
What's included
- 1 × Dried flower bouquet: Height approx. 35 cm · Ø 10 cm
- Container not included
- Dimensions
- approx. 35 cm high, Ø approx. 10 cm
- Material
- Dried flowers
- Colour
- Pink
- Included
- 1 dried flower bouquet (without container)
- Placement
- suitable for indoor use
- 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
- 2983
- Name
- MEERgroothandel bv
- Postal address
- Jupiter 263, 2675 LW Honselersdijk, Niederlande
- Email / website
- info@meergroothandel.nl
Small bouquets as gifts have a long tradition: in Victorian England, people carried mini bouquets known as tussie-mussies, and every flower in them had a meaning in the language of flowers. Pink stood for affection and gratitude, a fitting greeting that doesn't wither.
