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Wild Indigo Stem, White 92cm Faux Flower

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Sale price$15.99

Some stems do something most faux florals cannot: they bring movement into a room. The Wild Indigo Stem in White has long, branching sprays of small clustered florets that rise and spread in a way that reads as genuinely botanical rather than decorative. At 92cm tall, it fills a vase with the loose, airy quality that makes a room look as though someone who knows plants arranged it.

Wild indigo, or Baptisia, is a perennial known for its tall, elegant flower spikes. In white it is as versatile as a faux stem gets: it sits cleanly in an all white arrangement, softens a dried grass display with a floral note, and adds height and texture to a mixed vase without dominating it.

Use one or two stems alone in a tall, slim vase for a minimal botanical moment, or group three or more in a wider vessel for something fuller. The white finish works particularly well against an organic vase or planter, where the vessel and the stem reference the same natural feeling. Sold individually.

What is wild indigo?

Wild indigo, also called false indigo or Baptisia, is a flowering perennial known for its tall, branching spikes of small clustered florets. This faux version replicates that loose, airy form in white.

What vase size works best?

A tall vase or vessel of at least 30 to 40cm gives the stem the height it needs to sit properly. A wider mouthed vessel works well if you are grouping two or three stems together.

Can I mix it with other stems?

Yes. White wild indigo pairs beautifully with dried style stems, other white florals, green foliage and neutral toned botanicals. Browse the wider faux flowers collection, or get in touch if you would like help building a custom arrangement.

Why you will love it

  • 92cm tall, bringing real height and movement to a vase
  • Loose, branching spray of clustered white florets that follow the natural form of Baptisia
  • Versatile white finish that suits coastal, Scandi, Japandi and minimal interiors
  • Works alone in a slim vase or grouped for a fuller arrangement
  • No watering, no wilting, no seasonal limits
  • Sold individually, so you can buy one or build up to several

Product details

  • Common names: wild indigo, false indigo, Baptisia
  • Colour: white
  • Height: 92cm
  • Sold: individually

Styling tips

One or two wild indigo stems in a tall, narrow ceramic vase is one of the simplest and most effective botanical moments you can create on a sideboard, shelf or dining table. The looseness of the floret spray does the work, and there is no need to over arrange or add more stems.

For a fuller display, group three stems of varying heights in a wide vase alongside a dried toi toi stem and a foliage spray, letting the wild indigo be the floral note in an otherwise textural arrangement. In a coastal room, pair it with a slim white ceramic vase, a pebble or shell beside it, and nothing else. In a Japandi or minimal room, a single stem in a matte black vessel is a particularly strong contrast.

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In short

A 92cm faux wild indigo stem in white, with long branching sprays of small clustered florets. Also known as false indigo or Baptisia, it brings height, movement and an airy floral note to a tall vase, and it is sold as a single stem so you can build the arrangement you want.

Single white wild indigo stem with branching sprays of small florets, on a white background
Wild Indigo Stem, White 92cm Faux Flower Sale price$15.99

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