13.5" Faux Real Touch Orange/Yellow Tulip Bundle : 12 Stems

• Looks so real people reach out to touch them: silicone-based and matte, never a plastic shine
• As beautiful in two months: real tulips give you a week, these hold the just-picked look for years
• Twelve stems, a real value: enough to fill a vase or spread through the house
• Soft with a little give: the silicone has a gentle, natural texture, not hard plastic
• Shapeable: pose the wired stems into the natural tulip arc however you like
• No upkeep: never opens past this, never drops, never needs water

• Vase or pitcher: set the whole bundle in for an instant, full arrangement
• Split and spread: cut the raffia and spread twelve stems across pots and bud vases
• A full look fast: twelve stems fill a vessel on their own
• Spring into summer: warm orange and yellow carries past spring
• Pairs with: cream, white, and soft greenery
• Year-round: it never fades, so display it as long as you like

• Length: 13.5 inches, sized for a vase or pitcher
• Stem splits at: 7 inches from the base, so it drops into a vessel with no trimming
• Blooms: twelve blooms, each about 1.75 by 1 inch
• Leaves: twenty-four, two per stem
• Construction: silicone-based and matte, soft with a little give
• Color: warm orange and yellow
• Care: no water, no wilting, holds its look for years
• Sold as: a raffia-tied bundle of twelve stems

What does real touch mean on these tulips?

Real touch is an industry term that means different things from item to item. These tulips are a silicone-based plastic, which gives them a very natural, true-to-life look, the kind people reach out to touch. They are soft with a little give, though they will not feel exactly like a fresh-picked stem. Here, the real touch name is really about how realistic they look.

How many tulips come in this bundle?

Twelve stems, tied together with raffia. That makes it a strong value and enough to fill a vase on its own, or to split up and spread across several small vessels around the house.

What size vase fits this 13.5-inch tulip bundle?

A vase or pitcher around 7 to 10 inches works well. The stems stay bare for about the first 7 inches, so that section seats in the vessel while the blooms show above the rim, with no trimming needed.

Do these faux tulips look real?

Yes. The silicone gives a matte, natural finish instead of a plastic shine, and twelve blooms together read like a fresh-cut bunch. People reach out to touch them.

Can the tulips be shaped?

Yes. The stems are wired, so you can pose them into the natural arc and gentle bend that real tulips take, which is the secret to a relaxed, real-looking bunch.