kitchen bouquet

Common vase and container materials include glass, TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), polyester, plastic, and ceramic.

Fillers vary by arrangement and include clear faux (artificial) water, no filler (empty vase), whole flowers used as filler, and polyurethane foam.

Common varieties include roses, peonies, calla lilies, tulips, eucalyptus, and ranunculus; some listings also include an unspecified or unidentified plant variety.

Most arrangements are sized and labeled for tabletop placement; a small number are described as ground freestanding for floor displays.

Artificial kitchen bouquets are low-maintenance: they don’t need watering or sunlight and typically only require occasional dusting or gentle reshaping after shipping.

Fake flowers and stems are made from materials such as silk, latex (real-touch latex), polyester, plastic (including plastic stems), and resin; polyurethane foam is used as a filler in some arrangements, and glass is used for some vases.