Picture this: a magician struts onto the scene with a stunning bouquet of 5 pristine white flowers. One by one, he plucks them, leaving just a handful of sad stems and leaves. But wait! Like a bad magician’s version of a surprise party, the stems suddenly swell, and out pop colourful buds that appear as if they’ve just been to a rave. They keep growing until — surprise, surprise — he’s holding a dazzling, full-blown multi-coloured bouquet! (Yes, please!)
This isn’t just eye candy; it’s a visual feast that practically works itself thanks to some clever mechanical wizardry. You can even do this from a pot (no, not that kind of pot) or have a willing assistant pull off the magic without touching it at all.
Bouquet comes with 5 loose white flowers — because who doesn’t love options?
The stalk is crafted from brass (no rusting here, folks) and dressed up in fluffy green feathers.
All flowers (both the fixed and loose ones) are made of durable cloth; we’re talking long-lasting, my friend.
Great value and a doddle to operate compared to other Birth of Flower versions (no stress, just magic).
