38" Faux Real Touch Holly Branch

• Looks and feels real: soft real-touch leaves with the classic glossy holly shape
• The holiday classic without the mess: all the look of fresh holly, none of the prickly cleanup
• Tall and full of presence: 38 inches of height for a console, entry, or mantel vessel
• Bright red berries: thirty-five or more across four branches for festive color
• Shapeable: the wired branches bend and angle for natural movement
• No upkeep: never drops berries, wilts, or needs water, and reuses every holiday season

• Console, entry and mantel: stand a few in a tall vase, urn, or pitcher for a festive holiday display
• Christmas arrangements: mix with cedar, pine, eucalyptus, and white blooms for a classic look
• Winter mantel: let the red berries carry a mantel vignette with a few stems grouped together
• Wreaths, swags and garlands: tuck in for glossy green and red berry texture
• Holiday tablescapes: gather a few in a centerpiece vessel for the table
• Floor vessels: for a tall floor vessel, reach for a generous bunch so it reads full

• Length: 38 inches, tall enough for a console, entry, or mantel vessel
• Stem splits at: 16 inches from the base, so it drops into a tall vase or urn with no trimming
• Berries: thirty-five or more small red berries across four branches
• Foliage: glossy, real-touch holly leaves
• Feel: soft, true-to-life leaves with a natural finish
• Material: wired stem with molded poly leaves and foam berries
• Color: green leaves with red berries
• Care: no water, no dropping berries, nothing to clean up
• Sold as: a single stem, vase not included

What is a real-touch holly branch?

A real-touch holly branch is a faux holly stem with soft, lifelike leaves you can feel and clusters of red berries. This one is 38 inches tall with glossy holly leaves and thirty-five or more berries across four branches. The real-touch finish gives it a natural look instead of a plastic shine.

How tall is this holly branch and what vase fits it?

It is 38 inches long and splits about 16 inches up from the base, so a tall vase or urn around 14 to 18 inches holds it cleanly right out of the box. The bare lower stem seats in the vessel while the leaves and berries show above the rim. It also cuts shorter with wire cutters if you want.

Do faux holly branches look real?

They look real when the leaves keep a soft, glossy, true-to-life texture and the berries sit in natural clusters, and this real-touch version does. The leaves have the classic holly shape and a feel people reach out to touch.

How many holly branches do I need for an arrangement?

For a tall vessel, gather three or more holly branches so the leaves and berries read full rather than sparse. A larger entry or floor arrangement takes five or more. Because each branch is 38 inches and branches outward, a few cover real space.

What does holly pair well with for Christmas?

Holly pairs with cedar, pine, eucalyptus, magnolia, and white blooms for a classic Christmas arrangement. The red berries also stand on their own against evergreen for a simple, festive look.

Is this holly branch just for Christmas?

Holly is a winter and holiday classic, so it shines from late fall through the Christmas season. Many people keep it up through the whole winter for the red-berry color.

Can the holly branch be shaped or trimmed?

Yes. The branches are wired, so you can bend and angle them for natural movement, and a good pair of craft wire cutters trims the stem shorter for a smaller vessel.

Does it shed or drop berries?

No. The berries are attached to the wired branches, so it holds its look with no dropping or mess, and it reuses every holiday season. An occasional dusting keeps it fresh.