Description
This fluffy blue faux plant is a branched stem pick topped with four round pompoms, each one soft and full and sitting at the end of its own slender brown stem. The pompoms are a muted, dusty shade of blue with a hint of grey, so they read as calm and cool rather than bright. Made from plastic, the pick stands about 50cm tall and is 13cm across and 9cm deep. That gives it enough height to rise clear of a vase rim or a bundle of greenery without towering over it. The four heads sit at staggered heights along the branches, so the shape looks loose and natural from every side.
Because it is a stem pick, it is made to be tucked in rather than displayed on its own. Slip it into a tall vase with a few branches, push it into a garland or wreath, or add it to a table arrangement where a touch of soft texture would lift plain foliage. The blue sits happily alongside silver, white, grey and natural greens. It works just as well in a hallway, on a mantelpiece or on a sideboard as it does in a living room. As a faux plant it needs no water and no light, so it suits a shelf or a darker corner where fresh stems would struggle.
The four pompoms are held on slim stems that join into one main stem, so there is a single end to push into floral foam, a vase or a wreath base. To keep it looking its best, dust it gently with a soft dry cloth now and then. Store it somewhere dry and uncrushed between uses so the pompoms keep their full, rounded shape. For an easy finishing touch, place it slightly off centre in a vase of greenery and let the blue heads catch the eye against darker leaves.
Specification
| Material |
Plastic |
| Colour |
Blue |
| Height |
50cm |
| Width |
13cm |
| Depth |
9cm |
| Weight |
0.134kg |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the stem pick?
It stands about 50cm tall and is roughly 13cm across and 9cm deep. That is ample height to rise above a vase or a bundle of greenery.
What is it made from?
It is made from plastic. As a faux plant it needs no water, no trimming and no light to keep looking the way it does.
What colour are the pompoms?
The four pompoms are a soft, muted blue with a dusty, slightly grey tone. They sit on slender brown stems that blend easily into greenery.
How many pompoms does it have?
Each pick carries four round, fluffy pompoms on branching stems that meet in one main stem. They are set at staggered heights for a natural look.
How do I use it in an arrangement?
Push the single main stem into a vase, a wreath base, a garland or floral foam. Then angle the pick so the blue heads sit where you want them.
How should I clean and store it?
Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth now and then. Store it somewhere dry and uncrushed between uses to keep the pompoms full and rounded.