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Amaranthus Preserved - Champagne
Reference: SF-AMRT-CH
Origine : Ecuador
Dimensions: L 60-70 cm / 23" - 28" (non-contractual indicative values)
Colour: Champagne
Packaging: Bouquet
Manufacturer’s designation: Amaranthus stabilized Champagne
Stabilization technique: Preservation by immersion (More info)
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Can appear dry
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May have an unpleasant smell (which fades over time)
Generalities : Preserved foliage are natural. Variations in size, shape and colour may exist between different elements of the same reference. Some parts may show slight defects (damaged stem, cut branches...).
Use : Can be glued with hot glue or cold floral glue.
Light & heat exposure : Prolonged exposure of foliage to the sun may cause discoloration and drying of the product.
The preserved Amaranth Champagne features a pale, subtle beige hue that adds natural softness and delicacy to your floral creations. Its neutral and soothing color blends perfectly with a variety of styles, especially for both refined and modern projects. It fits seamlessly into wedding arrangements, interior decor, or floral installations for special events.
A soothing hue
The Champagne shade, a pale beige with yellow undertones, provides warmth and serenity to all your compositions. It is ideal for soft and natural arrangements, where its neutrality allows other floral elements to stand out, while offering a touch of discreet sophistication. Preserved Amaranth - Champagne can be used in wedding bouquets, centerpieces, or reception decorations.
Using Amaranth
Amaranth is an extremely versatile flower. Its fine and lightweight form makes it perfect for a wide range of floral creations, from bouquets to more intricate compositions. You can use it in both simple arrangements or more complex ones, where it will add texture and volume. It’s also an excellent choice for plant walls or botanical frames.
Harmony with other flowers and materials
It can be paired with roses, peonies, or even darker foliage for subtle contrasts. It also lends itself well to combinations with other neutral tones such as white, grey, or soft pastels, creating harmonious and balanced floral arrangements. Its pale beige tone allows it to adapt to various styles, from the most classic to the most modern.
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