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Blue Cantal Grass Bunch

Blue Cantal Grass Bunch

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Product Overview

Six stems in a clear blue, which is the least likely colour to occur in a dried stem and therefore the most obviously decorative. Nothing about it pretends to be natural, and that is the appeal: it belongs with painted furniture and coloured glass rather than with neutrals.

Why You'll Love It

• A clear blue that makes no attempt to look natural
• Belongs with coloured glass and painted furniture rather than neutrals
• Six stems at around 50 cm
• Hand dried and coloured in central Java
• Pairs with the Teal bunch for depth

Materials & Specifications

• Contents: Six-stem bunch
• Plant: Sorghum bicolor
• Length: Approximately 50 cm
• Weight: 280 g
• Colour: Blue
• Origin: Central Java, Indonesia
• Note: Colour depth varies slightly between stems

Perfect For

Coastal and blue-toned interiors · a bright or playful room · alongside coloured glassware · mixing with the Teal bunch · anyone who wants dried stems that look designed

Auro & Co Moment

Match it to something else blue in the room rather than letting it stand alone. A single blue bunch in an otherwise neutral space looks stranded; the same bunch echoing a cushion, a vase or a painted door looks like a decision.

Complete the Experience

Pairs with the Teal bunch, coloured glass vases and the wider home décor range.

FAQ

How does it differ from the Teal bunch?
Blue is clearer and cooler. Teal sits between green and blue and reads closer to foliage.
How many stems are included?
Six, at approximately 50 cm.
Is the colour natural?
No, the stems are coloured. The Natural bunch is undyed.
What plant is used?
Sorghum bicolor, from central Java.

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