
These Large Silk Pampas Grass Stems from LuminaryHome give you the full, feathered plume that makes a tall floor vase work, at a height real dried pampas rarely holds without shedding. Each stem runs between 100cm and 120cm depending on the option chosen, and sells individually so you can build the density you want.
The obvious advantage over dried grass is the mess: real pampas drops fibres across floors and furniture for as long as you own it, and it flattens with humidity. Silk plumes keep their volume, hold their colour away from direct sun and can be fluffed back into shape with your fingers after storage or transit.
Three to five stems fill a corner floor vase; a dozen or more builds a wedding aisle, an arch or a photo backdrop. The neutral tones sit naturally in boho, Scandinavian and warm-minimal rooms, and they carry an autumn table setting particularly well. Allow 1-3cm variation in length, and expect slight colour differences between screens and the stems themselves. Trim the stem to length with secateurs if a vase sits too low, and store the plumes upright rather than flat between uses so the feathering keeps its volume instead of setting into a crease across the middle.
- Quantity: 1 stem per unit
- Heights: 100cm and 120cm options
- Material: silk simulation pampas plume
- Style codes: multiple plume shapes available
- Use: floor vases, weddings, arches, photo backdrops, table styling
- Care: fluff by hand after unpacking; keep out of prolonged direct sun
- Allow 1-3cm variation due to manual measurement
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stems do I need?
Three to five fill a corner floor vase. A dozen or more is the range for a wedding aisle, an arch or a photo backdrop.
Does it shed like real pampas?
No. That is the main reason to choose silk. Real dried pampas drops fibres continuously and flattens with humidity; these hold their volume and leave nothing on the floor.
How tall are they?
100cm and 120cm options are available, with 1 to 3cm variation between stems. Trim with secateurs if your vase sits lower.
How do I store them?
Upright rather than flat. Lying flat sets a crease across the middle of the plume; standing them keeps the feathering full.
Will they fade?
They hold their colour away from direct sun. Keep them out of a south facing window and they stay as they arrived.