Dried Flax - Bouquet - Gold

Generalities : Dried flowers are natural. Variations in sizes, shapes and colours can exist between elements of the same reference. Some parts may present slight defects.

Use : Can be glued with hot glue or cold floral glue.

Note: If the plant is subjected to too much contact, the metallic effect can be removed to show the natural colour of the plant. 

Why does flax have advantages over other plants?

Dried flax stands out for its unique structure, making it a perfect choice for floral arrangements. Unlike other plants, flax offers long and elegant stems, topped with small round capsules. These elements add both volume and a distinctive shape to bouquets, creating a balance between lightness and structure. In floral decoration, this contrast between fine stems and small, textured spheres allows for depth and dimension within the composition.

Additionally, its natural golden colour, intensified for the festive season, enhances its volume and adds a subtle glow to the overall design. Flax also has the advantage of blending easily with other plant or decorative elements. 

How to combine golden flax in a floral arrangement?

Golden flax pairs wonderfully with a wide range of plants and colours. Its metallic hue allows it to fit seamlessly into both classic and modern arrangements. For instance, it can complement eucalyptus or ferns for a natural and minimalist decor. Its small golden spheres can also elegantly contrast with more opulent flowers, such as peonies or roses, bringing a shimmering touch without overwhelming the composition.

Additionally, golden flax is particularly well-suited to festive floral displays, such as table centrepieces or garlands, where its glow helps brighten the space. By mixing it with plants of varying heights and textures, such as preserved gypsophila or lavender sprigs, flax can also be incorporated into more complex arrangements, while maintaining overall harmony. Golden flax is a versatile choice, adding volume, shape, and sparkle to your floral creations.