Description
This black chrysanthemum brings a moody, dramatic note to your displays without asking for a single drop of water. The bloom is built from dozens of slim, layered petals that curl inwards towards a dense centre and open outwards at the edges, giving the flower head the full, rounded shape you would find on a fresh chrysanthemum. In deep black, the petals catch the light along their tips, so the head reads as textured rather than flat, and the moulded detailing keeps it convincing from every angle.
Standing 65cm tall with a spread of 19cm and a depth of 14cm, this artificial flower stem is made from plastic, with a firm central wire that lets you bend and angle the stem to suit your arrangement. It works well in a tall glass vase on its own for a bold single-stem look, or mixed into a fuller display alongside paler faux blooms and trailing foliage for contrast. The dark tone pairs neatly with metallics, dried grasses and moody colour schemes, and suits a hallway console, a mantel or a dressing table where you want a little edge.
Because there is no water involved, care is simple. Keep the stem out of prolonged direct sunlight to help the black hold its depth, and give the petals an occasional dust with a soft brush or a gentle shake to lift away any settled particles. The stem can be reshaped as often as you like, so you can adjust the angle whenever you rework a vase or move it to a new spot.
Specification
| Flower |
Chrysanthemum |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
65cm |
| Width |
19cm |
| Depth |
14cm |
Frequently Asked
Does the black chrysanthemum look realistic?
Yes. The layered petals are moulded and shaped to mimic a real chrysanthemum, curling inwards at the centre and opening at the edges, so the bloom holds a natural, rounded form up close.
How do I mix it into a display?
Use it as a single striking stem in a slim vase, or group it with lighter faux flowers and foliage for contrast. The dark tone works well with metallics, dried stems and neutral ceramics.
How do I clean and dust it?
Give the petals an occasional dust with a soft brush or a light shake. For any stubborn marks, wipe gently with a barely damp cloth and let it air dry.
Does it need water or any other care?
No water is needed. Simply keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight to protect the colour, and the bendable stem lets you reshape the angle whenever you rearrange.
Will it shed or fade?
The petals are secured to the head and will not drop like a fresh flower. Kept away from harsh sunlight, the black stays deep and even over time.