20.5" Faux White Amaryllis in Woven Pot

• Arrives finished: amaryllis, foliage, moss, and basket, assembled and ready to set down
• Nothing to arrange: no potting, no filling, no figuring out what goes with it
• Two blooms and a bud: about 5 inches across, with the bud still coming along the way a real one does
• Warm woven texture: a washed gray-beige that sits with almost any palette in the house
• A small footprint: the basket is only 3.5 inches wide, so it fits a narrow sill or a crowded table
• Comes back every year: no water, no light, and nothing to throw out in January

• Kitchen windowsill: the small basket fits a shallow ledge
• Foyer or entry table: a finished holiday moment the second someone walks in
• Dining table: space two or three along the length rather than one in the center
• Natural and neutral rooms: the woven texture suits wood tones, linen, and warm neutrals
• Bedside, desk or powder room: enough height to notice, small enough not to crowd
• Indoors only: keep it out of weather and long direct sun

• Total height: 20.5 inches, measured with the basket
• Total width: 15 inches at the widest point of the foliage
• Basket: washed gray-beige woven, 4.25 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide
• Blooms: two blooms about 5 inches across, plus one unopened bud
• Details: bulb and faux moss finish at the base
• Foliage: shapeable, so you can angle the leaves
• Use: indoor only
• Care: no water, no light, no upkeep
• Sold as: one finished piece, arranged and ready

How tall and wide is this potted amaryllis?

It stands 20.5 inches tall and spreads about 15 inches wide, measured with the basket. The basket is 4.25 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide, so most of the height comes from the stem rather than the base.

How many blooms are on this amaryllis?

Two open blooms about 5 inches across, plus one bud that has not opened yet. The unopened bud is what makes a forced amaryllis look like it is still coming along rather than staged all at once.

Does it come already arranged in the basket?

Yes, it arrives complete as one piece. The amaryllis, foliage, bulb, moss, and basket are assembled and finished, so there is nothing to pot, fill, or put together. Take it out of the box, shape the foliage, and set it down.

How big is the basket?

The woven basket is 4.25 inches tall and 3.5 inches wide, in a washed gray-beige. That is a smaller footprint than a standard coffee mug, so it takes up almost no surface on a sill or table.

Can this potted amaryllis go outside on a porch?

No, this one is made for indoor use only. The woven basket and the arrangement should stay inside, away from weather and direct sun. Kept indoors it holds its look for years.

Where do you put a potted faux amaryllis?

Anywhere you want a finished holiday moment without fuss. A kitchen windowsill, a foyer or entry table, a bathroom counter, a desk, or a bedside table all work. It is one piece, so it does not need anything set around it.

Does a woven basket work with any decor style?

A washed gray-beige weave is about as flexible as a container gets, since it reads as a neutral texture rather than a color. It suits wood tones, linen, and warm neutrals, and it softens a modern room without fighting it.

Is a faux potted amaryllis better than a real one?

It depends what you want, but a real forced amaryllis blooms once, usually leans hard toward the light, and is finished by January. This one holds its shape, needs no water or light, and comes back out every year.

Can you use it as a dining table centerpiece?

Yes, and it works best spaced along the table rather than as a single centered piece, since at 20.5 inches it sits above seated eye level. Two or three down the length keeps sightlines open and looks intentional.

Does the foliage need shaping when it arrives?

A little, and it takes about a minute. The foliage is shapeable, so bend and arc the leaves to fall at different angles instead of sitting flat. That one step is what makes a faux piece look like it grew.

Is a potted faux amaryllis a good hostess or holiday gift?

It is one of the easiest gifts to hand over, because it arrives finished in its own basket and needs no watering or explanation. It also lasts past the season instead of being thrown out, so it shows up again each December.

How do you store it after the holidays?

Box it upright so the stem stays straight and the blooms are not crushed under weight, with something soft packed around the basket. Dust it with a soft dry cloth before it goes away and again when it comes back out, and reshape the foliage if it has shifted.