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A white orchid with nine stems, arranged in a rotunda. Eighty centimetres high by fifty wide.
The rotunda can be viewed from all sides: the stems are arranged in a crown around the centre, with no front or back. This is the ideal shape for central tables and halls.
Maison René Veyrat has been creating its floral arrangements at 168 Boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A white orchid with twelve branches, mounted in a rotunda. Ninety centimeters high by sixty wide.
It is the largest rotunda in the catalog. At this scale, the plant becomes an architectural element: it can adorn an entire hall or reception room by itself.
Maison René Veyrat has been composing its flowers at 168 boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A ten-stem white orchid, cascading in the largest format from the catalogue.
The stems fall the full height, which requires an elevated support: a tall console, pedestal or column. If placed too low, the cascade will touch the ground and lose its shape.
Maison René Veyrat has been composing its flowers at 168 Boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A pink orchid with nine branches, mounted in a rotunda. Eighty centimeters high by fifty wide.
The rotunda can be viewed from all sides: the stems are arranged in a crown around the center, with no front or back. This is the shape of central tables and halls.
Maison René Veyrat has been arranging its flowers at 168 boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A pink orchid with twelve stems, arranged in a rotunda. Ninety centimeters high by sixty wide.
It is the largest rotunda in the catalog. At this scale, the plant becomes an architectural element: it can adorn a hall or reception room on its own.
Maison René Veyrat has been composing its flowers at 168 boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
A ten-stem pink orchid, arranged as a cascading display in the largest size available in the catalog.
The stems fall the entire height, which requires a high support: a tall console, plinth, or column. If placed too low, the cascade will touch the ground and lose its shape.
Maison René Veyrat has been creating its flowers at 168 Boulevard Haussmann since 1936.
