Bluebell - Green
This green Irish bluebell does not want to be a flower in the classical sense of the word – rather, it is a strange, natural rhythm that structures the space almost silently. Along the tall, 90 cm stem, bell-shaped leaf sepals line up, each a slightly different size, a slightly different green – making the whole thing seem like a breathing form, not an object.
The stem is gently curved, not too spectacular, but there is a kind of movement in it that keeps the eye moving – it carries you on, it leads you. A single strand is enough to bring freshness to a shelf or next to a window, and to be quietly present. Nothing loud, nothing excessive – just a nice, long-line presence that makes the space seem more open.
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How to style
Our flowers look as if they were just picked – and you can shape them too. The stems are bendable, so you can adjust them to your vase or arrangement. If a stem is too long, feel free to trim it with a small pair of pliers.
Tip 1: With a transparent vase, seal the cut end of the stem with a glue gun for a truly lifelike look.
Tip 2: Coloured or opaque vase? Even more elegant!
Care guide
Regular Cleaning
Shake off dust frequently or wipe the flowers with a damp cloth to keep them looking fresh.
Avoid Direct Sunlight
Prolonged exposure to sunlight can fade the colors. Keep flowers out of direct sunlight or use UV protective sprays for artificial flowers.
Spot & Deep Cleaning
For more stubborn dirt, use a soft cloth or cotton swab with mild soap and water. For a deeper clean, immerse the arrangement in warm water with mild dish soap, rinse, and let dry.
Shipping & returns
We deliver within Hungary by GLS courier, free over 20,000 HUF. We currently also ship to 14 EU countries at a flat rate.
Shipping policy
If it is not the perfect choice, you can return the product within 14 days and we will refund the purchase price.
Refund policy
Termékleírás
This green Irish bluebell does not want to be a flower in the classical sense of the word – rather, it is a strange, natural rhythm that structures the space almost silently. Along the tall, 90 cm stem, bell-shaped leaf sepals line up, each a slightly different size, a slightly different green – making the whole thing seem like a breathing form, not an object.
The stem is gently curved, not too spectacular, but there is a kind of movement in it that keeps the eye moving – it carries you on, it leads you. A single strand is enough to bring freshness to a shelf or next to a window, and to be quietly present. Nothing loud, nothing excessive – just a nice, long-line presence that makes the space seem more open.