Golden-orange artificial flower shown in full, with layered petals, a dark centre and a long slender green-brown stem against white.

Layered Raypetals Artificial Flower Stem — Golden Orange

£3.50
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Golden-orange artificial flower shown in full, with layered petals, a dark centre and a long slender green-brown stem against white.
  • Golden-orange artificial flower shown in full, with layered petals, a dark centre and a long slender green-brown stem against white.
  • Close-up of the golden-orange flower head, showing overlapping textured petals around a dark round centre with a pale speckled edge.
  • Golden-orange artificial flower shown in full, with layered petals, a dark centre and a long slender green-brown stem against white.
  • Close-up of the golden-orange flower head, showing overlapping textured petals around a dark round centre with a pale speckled edge.
Layered Raypetals Artificial Flower Stem — Golden Orange

Layered Raypetals Artificial Flower Stem — Golden Orange

£3.50
Description

This artificial flower stem pairs layered golden-orange ray petals with a dark round centre. The generous petal shape and slender green-brown stem make a striking combination for a simple vase display.
Why You'll Love It
  • Golden-orange colour gives a floral arrangement a warm focal point.
  • Overlapping petals create depth around the flower head.
  • The long, slender stem lends a clear vertical line to a display.
Materials & Finish

Made with plastic, this faux botanical has a green-brown stem and golden-orange petals. Fine surface texture and subtle folds give the petals visible detail, while the dark central disc provides a strong colour contrast.
Dimensions
  • Length: 11cm
  • Height: 53cm
  • Width: 11cm
  • Weight: 0.01kg
Styling Note

Choose a narrow-necked vase that supports the stem and leaves the flower head visible above the rim. Pair with cream ceramics for a bright contrast, or terracotta to echo the orange tones.
Why We Love It

The smaller inner petals frame the dark centre neatly, giving the flower head its distinctive layered shape.