- Regular Price
- €208.00
- Sale Price
- €208.00
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- Product code: PTR0179
- Comes in a plastic pot
- Plant Width: 115cm
- Leaf material: Fabric
- Total height of plant (incl. pot): 165cm
Our artificial interpretation captures these distinctive qualities while offering the practicality of permanent greenery. The plant features large, broad leaves with pronounced central veins, natural-looking surface textures, and varied green tones, carefully arranged at different heights to reproduce the organic growth pattern of a living Alocasia. The leaves curve and extend naturally in different directions, creating a convincing sense of movement and volume rather than appearing uniformly arranged.
The realistic effect is further enhanced by the carefully reproduced stems and textured central trunk structure. The combination of the substantial leaves, detailed veining, natural colour variation, and layered arrangement gives the plant an impressive visual depth. From a distance and at closer range, its carefully designed foliage creates the appearance of a mature tropical specimen without the demanding conditions required by a living Alocasia.
With a 115cm width, this Artificial Alocasia provides considerable volume and is particularly effective when used as a standalone feature. Its 165cm height allows it to fill vertical spaces beautifully, making it ideal for empty corners, entrance areas, reception spaces, beside furniture, or as a focal point within larger interiors.
Plant Origin:
Originating from tropical and subtropical regions of South and Southeast Asia, as well as parts of Australia, Alocasia plants are members of the Araceae family and are naturally found in warm, humid forest environments. Their spectacular oversized leaves have made them iconic throughout tropical landscapes and gardens, where they grow beneath forest canopies and create dramatic layers of foliage. Alocasia is particularly admired for its bold leaf architecture, prominent veins, and upright growth, characteristics that have made it increasingly popular in contemporary interior and landscape design.