Crocus flower heads 05
In a pack: 12 pcs. of the same color
In the package: 130mm
Flower Characteristics
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Diameter: 130 mm - neat size, perfect for bouquets and compositions
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Quantity in package: 12 pieces of the same color
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Minimum order quantity: 1 package
Crocus Flower Heads 05
Crocus 05 - a striking artificial flower with layered petals that create a voluminous visual effect. Made from strong synthetic material that holds its shape well, it is resistant to moisture and sunlight. The black center adds contrast, giving the flower expressiveness.
An exquisite artificial flower with a voluminous structure, designed for use in ritual floristry, decorations, and thematic compositions. Available for wholesale purchases.
Advantages of Crocus heads
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Stylish voluminous design
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Quality material - does not deform or fade
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Ideal for ritual purposes
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Possibility of combining with other decorative elements
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Convenient to work with for florists
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Wholesale - discounts for salons, workshops, and funeral services
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Diameter:130mm
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Quantity per package:12 pcs. of the same color
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Minimum quantity:12
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