Description
This glitter flower pick is a faux plant for the branches of a tree, with a full open bloom of blue and white petals on a slim wrapped stem. The blue petals carry a scatter of silver glitter dots and fine starbursts, while the white petals have a soft shimmering sheen that catches the light. At the heart sits a little cluster of silver glittered pine cones, giving the flower a wintry centre. It is made of plastic and measures 37cm tall, 23cm across and 23cm deep, so it shows clearly on a tree without crowding the branches around it.
Push the stem in among the branches to add a flower where a bauble would leave a gap. You can also tuck it into a wreath, a garland along the mantelpiece or a table arrangement of evergreen stems. Blue and white sit happily beside silver, pewter and clear glass, and the cool colouring suits a winter scheme, from a crisp white and silver tree to a deeper blue one. We like it set high on the tree, where the open bloom draws the eye upward. It also tucks neatly into a vase of greenery or under the ribbon of a wrapped parcel.
As a plastic faux plant it needs no water or light, so it can stay in place for the whole season and come out again the next year. The glitter is part of the finish, so handle the petals gently as you position it among the branches. To care for it, dust it with a soft dry cloth rather than wiping it, and store it in a box between seasons, laid so that nothing presses on the petals. Place it where the tree lights reach the white petals and the silver glitter, and it brings a quiet shimmer to the branches every evening.
Specification
| Material |
Plastic |
| Colour |
Blue & White |
| Height |
37cm |
| Width |
23cm |
| Depth |
23cm |
| Weight |
0.143kg |
Frequently Asked
How big is this flower pick?
It measures 37cm tall overall, and the bloom is 23cm across and 23cm deep, so it fills a good gap on a tree.
What is the flower pick made of?
It is made of plastic, so it needs no water and can be used again season after season.
What colours are the petals?
The petals are blue and white. The blue ones are scattered with silver glitter dots and starbursts, and the centre is a cluster of silver glittered pine cones.
How do I put it on my tree?
Push the slim wrapped stem in among the branches until the bloom sits where you want it, then ease the petals gently into place.
Can I use it in a wreath or a table arrangement?
Yes, the stem tucks into a wreath, a mantelpiece garland or a vase of evergreen stems just as easily as into a tree.
How should I look after it?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth rather than wiping it. Store it in a box between seasons so that nothing presses on the petals.