Our faux Papyrus Tree makes an instant impact and can be the ideal conversation starter in a restaurant or café setting. You’ll get what you’re looking for with the artificial Papyrus Tree from Plantscape Commercial Silk, from its look to its adaptability. If you want that exotic look but have a small growing space, there are a couple of smaller choices.
And the dramatic appearance makes for a great conversation with the connection to the distant past. It isn’t a bad idea to add eye-catching biophilic décor to your office or commercial space. King Tut is a member of the same papyrus family of plants that the Egyptians used to make paper. Our special UV protection prevents the leaves from discoloring, keeping them green for years. You can also go ahead and place our faux Papyrus Tree in an indoor or outdoor setting. In addition, the fire-retardant leaves of our Papyrus Tree prevent it from turning into a fireball and make it a safe décor choice for your office. Our silk scarves are a reproduction of landscape watercolor paintings. From its thin and long leaves to the shade of its foliage, there’s nothing to tell it apart. Our faux Papyrus Tree looks just like the natural plant because of our meticulous attention to detail. Papyrus Painting - Golden Marriage Ceremony of King Tut In ancient Egypt it was acceptable for royalty to marry within the family, probably in order to help preserve dynastic succession. However, what truly sets apart our fake Papyrus Tree is its deceptively real look. RM PB6461Floral collar from Tutankhamuns Embalming Cache. With its tall 5’-12′ stature, the artificial Papyrus Tree can be a great option to stand out in the corners of the room. Collar, Medium: silk, metallic yarns on silk Technique: embroidered with couching stitches. Talk to a consultant today about placing water-based plants in your landscape for a refreshing change!
The Papyrus plant will make an impression as a grouping or alongside other reed-based plants such as grasses or bamboo. Description: In this exquisite painting by Essam El Sharkawy, Tutankhamun, the famous young king, receives lotus flowers from Ankhesenamun, his wife. A marshy plants is where paper is said to have originated. Title: 'King Tut's Wedding Scene' Origin: Hand Painted in Egypt on Handmade Egyptian Papyrus Paper. Showcasing its star-like silk foliage shooting off the ends of very realistic dark green reeds, the faux Papyrus Tree is similar to the King Tut Papyrus Plant we offer. Our unique and eye-catching artificial Egyptian Papyrus Tree is a shining star amongst water-based trees.
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