Preserved Eucalyptus - Cinerea - Red

Stabilized Eucalyptus - (Cinerea) - Red
Waga: około 160g
Długość: około 60cm

Ash eucalyptus, also known as Cinerea, stabilized in red, is an extraordinary product that enriches interior decorations with elegance, freshness and delicacy of nature. Thanks to advanced stabilization techniques, this characteristic species of eucalyptus retains its original shape without requiring any care, which makes it an ideal choice for plant lovers who are looking for durable and impressive decorative elements.

Ash red eucalyptus leaves are subtle and delicate in appearance, which gives them a unique charm. This stabilized eucalyptus can be used in interior decoration in many different ways. It can decorate tables, chests of drawers or cabinets, adding sophistication and freshness to the space. It can also be used to create hanging garlands or wreaths on the walls, which gives the rooms a pleasant touch of nature.

Stabilized ash eucalyptus goes perfectly with various decorative styles, from minimalist, through rustic, to Scandinavian.

This product is also a conscious choice for people who care about the environment. The eucalyptus stabilization process takes place without the use of harmful chemicals, making it ecological and does not negatively impact nature.

To sum up, red stabilized ash eucalyptus is not only a beautiful decorative element, but also a practical and ecological choice. Its subtle beauty and durability attract the attention of people who want to bring a bit of nature into their interior, adding an elegant accent, without the need to constantly care for plants.

*Each plant is natural and unique - No two are identical.
Colors may vary between batches.
Broken, cracked, chipped petals, stems, or leaves are natural for this type of product.
Colored plants may fade over time. Protect from prolonged heat, cold, and excessive humidity. The plant should not be exposed to direct sunlight or heat sources.
If the ambient humidity level is too high, a few drops of dye may leak from the leaves. Dyes may transfer to other surfaces.