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This true-to-nature stem is made with a minimum of 50% recycled plastic and requires no watering to stay fresh. Decorative to place in a narrow vase to use in a flower arrangement.
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This true-to-nature stem is made with a minimum of 50% recycled plastic and requires no watering to stay fresh. Decorative to place in a narrow vase to use in a flower arrangement.
Lifelike artificial flower that remains just as fresh-looking and beautiful year after year.
You can bend and adjust the flower any way you want because of the steel wire in the stem.
The stem can be shortened by using cutting pliers.
Goes just as well at home in the living room or bathroom as on the balcony or in the home office.
Lifelike artificial flower that remains just as fresh-looking and beautiful year after year.
You can bend and adjust the flower any way you want because of the steel wire in the stem.
The stem can be shortened by using cutting pliers.
Goes just as well at home in the living room or bathroom as on the balcony or in the home office.
Materials
Polyethylene plastic (min. 50% recycled), Steel, Polyethylene plastic (min. 70% recycled)
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
VINTERFINT, Artificial spray
Article no: 006.066.07
Width: 4 ½ "
Height: 3 "
Length: 27 ½ "
Weight: 4 oz
Height
27 ½ "
VINTERFINT
Artificial spray, indoor/outdoor/pine green
$3.99
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Brand
VINTERFINT
Designer
IKEA of Sweden
Size
27 ½ "
Article no.
006.066.07
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