22" Faux Large Rose Bud Stem Tea-Stained Burgundy

A real rose bud look: one soft, layered bud just starting to open

Tea-stained burgundy: a vintage, antiqued deep red

The classic long-stem rose: 22 inches, the kind you gather by the dozen

Shapeable to your needs: wired stem angles and leans naturally

Vintage character: the antiqued tone suits moody, romantic arrangements

No upkeep: no water, no wilting

Gather a bunch: a half dozen or a dozen make the classic rose bouquet

Tall vase: the long stem suits a taller vase on a table or shelf

Moody, vintage arrangements: the antiqued tone adds depth among open blooms

Fall and holiday: deep burgundy suits warm, rich palettes

Year-round: works in rich-toned arrangements any season

Add greenery: pair with eucalyptus or other foliage

Overall length: 22 inches

Bloom: one rose bud about 3 inches, just starting to open

Leaves: 6 green leaves

Color: tea-stained burgundy

Stem split: about 13 inches from the base, sits tall in a vase around 12 to 13 inches

Material: wire, plastic, foam, and poly silk

Cutting: trims into shorter pieces with a good pair of craft wire cutters

Care: maintenance-free, no water

Sold: by the stem (one stem shown in the photo)

Do these faux rose buds look real?

Yes. The single layered bud has the soft look of a real rose just starting to open, on a long leafy stem. The tea-stained tone gives it an antiqued, garden-grown feel.

What is a tea-stained rose?

Tea-stained describes a soft, antiqued finish, like the petals have aged gently. On this burgundy rose it reads vintage and a little moody rather than a bright, fresh red.

How long is the stem?

It is 22 inches, the classic long-stem rose length, tall enough for a vase on a table, shelf, or console.

What size vase fits it?

It splits about 13 inches from the base, so a vase around 12 to 13 inches holds it with the bud above the rim. Trim the stem for a shorter vase.

How many rose stems do I need?

For the classic look, gather a half dozen or a full dozen in a vase. A few mixed in with other blooms also works. Sold by the stem, so build the bunch you want.

Can I cut the stem shorter?

Yes. It sits tall in a vase as is, but to cut the stem into shorter pieces for your design, a good pair of craft wire cutters does it.

Is faux rose year-round?

Yes. Roses suit every season, and tea-stained burgundy is especially lovely in fall, holiday, and moody year-round arrangements.

What does tea-stained burgundy rose go with?

Tea-stained burgundy pairs with cream, dusty rose, sage, and warm tones for a vintage, antiqued look.

Can the stem be shaped?

Yes. The stem is wired, so you can bend and angle the bud to sit naturally in your vase.

Does it have leaves?

Yes, six green leaves on the stem add natural rose foliage.

Are these good for gifts or weddings?

Yes. A gathered bunch makes a lasting, vintage take on the classic dozen roses, lovely in moody wedding bouquets and centerpieces.

How do I clean it?

Dust the bud and leaves gently with a soft, dry cloth. No water needed.