37" Iced Branch with Acrylic Icicles

• A magical winter look: iced, glittered branches with hanging acrylic icicles
• Catches the light: six 5-inch clear icicles read like real ice
• Tall and branching: 37 inches of height and spread for a vase or a mix
• Fully shapeable: wired branches bend and angle for complete control
• Sturdy icicles: acrylic, not glass, so they handle storage without shattering
• No upkeep: no water, reusable season after season

• Icy winter display: group a few in a tall vase
• Evergreen arrangements: mix in for height and sparkle
• Entry accent: stand one in a tall vessel for a frosty moment
• Pair winter-white: pine, white branches, and frosted greenery
• Add contrast: deeper evergreen behind the iced branches
• Shape it: bend the wired branches and let the icicles hang free

• Length: 37 inches, a tall winter stem for vases and arrangements
• Stem splits at: 17 inches from the base, so it drops into a 15 to 19 inch vessel with the branches above
• Icicles: six clear acrylic icicles, about 5 inches each, hanging from the branches
• Finish: iced and glittered branches for a frosty look
• Leaves: none, this is a bare branchy stem
• Material: wire, plastic, and acrylic
• Color: white
• Care: no water; glitter sheds a little, a light hairspray mist helps hold it
• Sold as: a single stem, vase not included

How tall is this iced branch?

It is 37 inches, a tall winter stem. It splits about 17 inches up, so it drops into a 15 to 19 inch vessel with the branches spreading above the rim.

What are the icicles made of?

Six clear acrylic icicles, each about 5 inches long, hang from the branches and catch the light like real ice. The acrylic keeps them clear and sturdy rather than fragile like glass.

Does it have glitter?

Yes, the branches have an iced, glittered finish for a frosty winter look. It is enough sparkle to read magical without being overdone.

Does the glitter shed?

A little, yes. Glittered stems naturally lose a bit of sparkle with handling, so expect some to come loose. A light mist of hairspray helps hold the glitter, and a quick shake outdoors before bringing it inside keeps the loose bits outside.

Can the branches be shaped?

Yes. The branches are wired, which gives you full control to bend, angle, and spread them. Shaping them into a natural, open form is the easiest way to make the stem look full and let the icicles hang freely.

What is the best way to use it?

Stand a few in a tall vase for an icy winter display, mix them into evergreen arrangements for height and sparkle, or use one as a frosty accent in an entry vessel. The icicles and glitter do the work, so it pairs well with simple greenery.

What vessel works best?

Because it splits about 17 inches up, a vessel roughly 15 to 19 inches tall holds the bare stem cleanly while the branches and icicles show above. A tall vase or urn suits its height best.

How many stems do I need?

For a full icy display, a small grouping of three or more reads best in a tall vase. One works as an accent mixed into an evergreen arrangement. The branching shape means even a few fill out nicely.

What does it pair well with?

It pairs well with pine, cedar, white branches, and frosted greenery for a winter-white look, or with deeper evergreen for contrast. The icy sparkle is the feature, so keep companions simple. It adds height and shimmer to a mix.

Is it just for Christmas?

It works for Christmas and all through winter. The iced, sparkly look reads festive in holiday decor and wintry in January and February arrangements alike, so it carries past the holidays.

Does it need any care?

No water and no real upkeep. Bring it out for the season, shape the branches, and store it to reuse. Handle it gently to keep glitter loss to a minimum, and a light hairspray mist helps set it.

Are the icicles fragile?

No, they are acrylic rather than glass, so they are clear and hold up to handling and storage. They hang from the branches and catch the light for that real-ice effect without the risk of shattering.