SMYCKA Artificial leaf, eucalyptus/green, 65 cm
How to get it
Imagine always having a fresh-looking bouquet without the cost or maintenance. These flowers look so real you can almost smell them. Made from plastic, of which at least 50% is recycled.
Product details
Lifelike artificial leaves that remain 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 means of cutting pliers.
Useful information
IKEA of Sweden AB SE-343 81 Älmhult, IKEA.com
Materials and care
Material
100 % polyester (100% recycled), Steel, Polyethylene plastic (min. 50% recycled)
Care
Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Measurements
- Height: 65 cm
Packaging
SMYCKA
Article number803.357.73- Length: 66 cm
- Weight: 0.05 kg
- Diameter: 19 cm
- Package(s): 1
Reviews
Customer reviews
- Real life
Very good synthetic flowers and delivered in a large enough box to ensure they were not damaged. Very pleased with them
Richard, Spain - Pretty simple design
I combined this bouquet with the “ SMYCKA Artificial bouquet, 50 cm (19 ¾ ")” which in also purchased , both together look very pretty and make a vase look full
Natercia, Canada - Great artificial eucalyptus
I love this branches! Are great size and quality. I will need to order more
Danonina, United States
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