EcoFaux Magnolia Campbellii Branch

Magnolia campbellii A species of Magnolia that grows in sheltered valleys in the Himalayas, Magnolia Campbelli is also indigenous to the Southeastern U.S. and can be found in northern points in the Midwest and California. Prized for leathery, deep green leaves with a striking rich copper underside, this glossy specimen is often used in holiday decorations, and looks effective mixed with dried and fresh flowers, as well as faux botanicals . We designed these in collaboration with author / stylist, Hilary Robertson and purposely incorporated realistic details of faded leaves and petals, as well as bug holes to capture nature’s nuance. Note that stems and flower heads are flexible, and can be cut with strong, heavy-duty clippers. EcoFaux™ Magnolia petals and leaves are made of upcycled fabric from PET plastic bottles, while the leaf bones and stems are made from Recycled Polyethylene (rPE) . These can be mixed with fresh or dried arrangements to add dramatic structure. They are assembled by hand from ethical producers in China. (Read more) Sold as a single stem. Available in 3 different sizes: 12" L, 31" L, 46" L © BLOOMIST