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Item No. |
FL476 |
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Product Dimensions(cm) |
17*17*31 |
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Outer Carton Dimensions(cm) |
1.5*1.5*1.5 |
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Product Weight(g) |
41 |
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Gross Weight(kg) |
0.5 |
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MOQ |
100 |
7 Heads Artificial Peony Pick Bouquet is an artificial bush flower produced by Zhejiang Hansy Craft Co., Ltd., a China artificial plant factory supplying event and wedding suppliers. It measures 17 × 17 × 31 cm overall (W × D × H), a size that suits both shelf display and larger arrangements. The design carries 7 flower heads per stem. The construction is based on densely clustered fabric heads on a flexible multi-branch stem.
The item uses densely clustered fabric heads on a flexible multi-branch stem. Because the moulded components are produced in our own workshop, colour batch and shape tolerance stay consistent between orders — the property that matters most for buyers who reorder the same reference season after season. Key components are made in-house rather than bought in, so a specification change can be scheduled without re-sourcing.
At 17 × 17 × 31 cm, the proportions are practical for commercial display. In practice the item is used in centrepieces, low bowls and dense mixed arrangements, where it replaces a fresh equivalent that would need weekly replacement. Arrangement is quick — stems and components can be positioned by hand, so a display can be re-set between seasons without specialist labour.
The minimum order quantity for this reference is 100 pieces per design and colourway. Different designs can usually be combined toward the minimum so a first order can be tested as a mixed container. Colour, height, packaging and labelling can be customised, and private-label and barcode work is available for branded programmes. See the full artificial bush flower range, or compare it with our spray artificial flowers and artificial potted flowers.
For a quotation with carton dimensions, MOQ and lead time, contact our export team with this item number and your target market. More detail on sampling and payment terms is in our wholesale FAQ.











