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Dried Protea (Protea Repens) – Cream-Red – 5 pcs
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Dried Protea (Protea Repens) – Cream-Red – 5 pcs
Type: dried Protea Repens
Colour: cream-red
Length: approx. 25–30 cm
Quantity: 5 pcs
Material: natural dried plant
Product description
Cream-red Protea Repens is a natural dried exotic flower with a characteristic elongated flower head and an attractive two-tone appearance. The light cream base transitions into more intense red shades towards the tips, creating a decorative contrast and highlighting the unusual structure of the protea.
The flower head consists of numerous overlapping elements that form a compact shape tapering towards the top. The flower is set on a strong, leafless stem with a naturally woody structure, making it easy to use in bouquets, decorations and vase arrangements.
The colour of the protea is not uniform. Cream and light areas transition into red and, in some places, pinkish-red tips. Natural yellowish, brownish or more muted tones may also appear between individual parts of the flower head. The proportions and intensity of the colours vary from flower to flower, giving each piece an individual appearance.
Cream-red colouring and natural structure
The combination of a light cream base with red tips highlights the layered structure of Protea Repens. The warm colour palette gives the flowers a distinctive character while preserving the natural appearance of the dried plant. Thanks to the variety of shades, the protea works beautifully both in warm-toned compositions and as a contrasting element in lighter arrangements.
Uses
- bouquets and arrangements made from dried flowers,
- autumn and seasonal arrangements,
- natural, boho and rustic decorations,
- arrangements in vases and decorative containers,
- table, interior, shop window and event space decorations,
- compositions featuring cream, red and natural shades.
What to combine cream-red protea with?
- With cream and light dried flowers to highlight the red tips.
- With eucalyptus and other green elements for a natural contrast.
- With beige, brown and natural grasses in warm-toned compositions.
- With burgundy and red dried plants in more expressive arrangements.
Product features
- natural dried Protea Repens,
- length approx. 25–30 cm,
- cream-red colouring,
- characteristic red tips,
- natural colour transitions and variations,
- characteristic elongated flower head,
- strong, woody, leafless stem,
- requires no watering.
Important information
The colour of the product is naturally varied. Individual pieces and batches may differ in the proportion of cream and red shades, the intensity of the red tips and the presence of natural yellowish, brownish or muted areas.
Protea is a natural plant material, so individual pieces may also vary in size, flower head shape, structure and stem thickness. These differences are not considered product defects.
Store in a dry place and protect from moisture and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Note: this product is intended for decorative purposes only. Not suitable for consumption.
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Certificates and safety warnings
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Contains small parts that may be swallowed.
- Packaging is not a toy.
- Store in a dry and cool place.
- Do not consume. If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately.
- Dispose of in accordance with local waste disposal regulations.
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PBTO sp. Z o.o.
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43-400 Cieszyn, Poland
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