Cantal Grass Bunch - Black

Product Overview

Six stems coloured black, which turns dried grass into something closer to graphic line than to botanical decoration. In a clear glass vase the stems read as strokes rather than as plants, and against a white wall the effect is closer to drawing than to flowers.

Why You'll Love It

• Black stems read as graphic line rather than as botanical decoration
• Strongest effect in clear glass against a pale wall
• Six stems at around 50 cm
• Hand dried and coloured in central Java
• The only colour here that suits a monochrome room

Materials & Specifications

• Contents: Six-stem bunch
• Plant: Sorghum bicolor
• Length: Approximately 50 cm
• Weight: 244 g
• Colour: Black
• Origin: Central Java, Indonesia
• Note: Colour depth varies slightly between stems

Perfect For

Monochrome and minimal interiors · a clear glass vase against a white wall · gothic and dark schemes · anyone who finds dried flowers too soft · Halloween styling that lasts past October

Auro & Co Moment

Use clear glass, not opaque. The whole point of black stems is the line they draw, and a solid vase hides the bottom third of that line, which is where the stems cross and the shape is most interesting.

Complete the Experience

Sits with clear glass vases, the other Cantal Grass bunches and the wider dark décor range.

FAQ

How black is it?
Fully coloured black, dark enough to read as line rather than as stem.
What vase suits it best?
Clear glass, so the full length of the stems shows.
What does a bunch contain?
Six stems, at approximately 50 cm.
What is the plant?
Sorghum bicolor, hand dried and coloured in central Java.