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Market Lily, White 20cm Faux Stem

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Sale price$8.99
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Not every arrangement needs a tall stem. At 20cm this market lily is a short, single bloom with the petals swept back the way a lily opens on about day three, a soft green flush running out from the centre, and a few pointed leaves down the stem.

That compact height is the whole point. It slips into a bud vase without needing trimming, fills the gap at the front of a mixed bouquet where taller stems leave a hole, and works in the small vessels that most faux florals simply drown.

Lilies go by a few names, so if you have been searching for a white lilium, Casablanca style lily or simply short faux lily stems, this is the same flower at a smaller scale.

Why You'll Love It

  • Crisp white petals with a soft green flush at the centre
  • Compact 20cm stem, made for bud vases and small vessels
  • Fills the low front of a mixed bouquet where tall stems cannot reach
  • No pollen, so nothing drops on the tablecloth
  • Quietly suited to wedding, memorial and everyday styling alike

Product Details

  • Height: 20cm
  • Colour: white with a green centre
  • Use: indoor styling
  • Care: dust lightly as needed
  • Sold individually

Making it work in small spaces

  • One or two stems in a small bud vase on a bedside table or a guest room dresser.
  • Five to seven in a low bowl for a compact posy that does not block the view across a table.
  • Layered low through a taller arrangement built from the artificial flora range.
  • In a powder room, where the scale suits a narrow shelf and a real lily would be overpowering.
  • Grouped in three small vessels along a dining table instead of one large centrepiece.

Gifting

A small posy of these with a bud vase is a gentle gift for a sympathy visit or a hospital bedside, where scent and pollen are unwelcome and fresh flowers need tending. Browse the rest of our faux flowers and vases, or get in touch if you would like an arrangement put together.

Pairs beautifully with the ZAKKIA Bulb Vase for a ready-made arrangement.

Also In These Images

Everything styled around this lily in our photographs is stocked here.

FAQs

How many should I buy?
One or two is plenty for a bud vase. For a small posy, five to seven clustered together in a low vessel gives you a proper dome. In a mixed bouquet, three placed low fills out the base.

Can I trim it?
You can, though at 20cm there is not much stem to lose. It is designed to go straight into a small vessel as it is.

What does it pair with?
Gypsophila and fine white fillers, which is how it is styled here. It also sits well with soft greenery, and with anything in the same clean white so the arrangement reads as one thing rather than a mixture.

In Short

A 20cm faux market lily in white with a soft green centre, sold as a single stem. It is the short, petite lily for bud vases, small posies and the low front of a larger bouquet, with no pollen and nothing to keep alive.

Single white market lily stem with one open bloom and buds, on a white background
Market Lily, White 20cm Faux Stem Sale price$8.99

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