General: Preserved leaves are natural. Variations in size, shape, and color may exist between different elements of the same reference. Some parts may show slight defects (damaged leaves, cut branches…).

Use: Can be glued with hot glue or cold floral glue.

You can use the leaves, glue them, roll them.  

Humidity: If the surrounding humidity level is too high, a few drops of color may leak from the greenery. Avoid putting it in contact with porous material to prevent the plant from fading.

Light & heat exposure: Prolonged exposure of greenery to the sun may cause discoloration and drying of the product.

Evolution over time: Over time, greenery tends to wilt more or less and fall slightly.

Greenery color: Food coloring (non-toxic)

Care instructions: Do not water. Avoid contact with water.

Bold, exotic, and undeniably graphic

Native to Asia and the Pacific Islands, the Aralia leaf is a standout in the botanical world. With its broad, deeply lobed shape and striking texture, it’s long been prized for its ornamental power in both natural and design-driven contexts. In traditional gardens, Aralia plants are used to create a lush, tropical canopy. In modern floral design, the leaf alone is a star—sculptural, structured, and full of presence.

Now available in a preserved format, this Aralia leaf keeps its natural beauty and shape over time, offering floral professionals a reliable, long-lasting alternative to fresh foliage. Treated with a plant-based solution to maintain its softness and vibrant green tone, it’s a design element that combines practicality with aesthetic impact.

A go-to for bold backdrops and tropical statements

Whether you’re building a green wall, styling a retail display, or creating event decor with an exotic twist, Aralia adds instant structure and drama. Its large, fan-like silhouette draws the eye and anchors a composition. Use it as a background element in botanical installations, or let it shine in the foreground of modern floral art.

Perfect for tropical, jungle, or destination-themed designs, the Aralia leaf brings movement and rhythm into any project. Combine it with preserved palm leaves, monstera, or ferns for a lush look. Want something more unexpected? Pair it with delicate elements like preserved gypsophila or bunny tails to create contrast and depth. 

In interior design, Aralia leaves can be used in framed plant panels, vertical gardens, or stand-alone arrangements. They’re ideal for hospitality spaces, spas, concept stores, and showrooms that want to evoke nature with a graphic edge. 

A fresh alternative to the usual suspects

When working with preserved foliage, variety matters. If you’re tired of using eucalyptus or ruscus on repeat, Aralia is the perfect way to break the routine and add visual interest. Its shape creates contrast, its scale adds dimension, and its texture brings life to your design.

In a green wall, a few strategically placed Aralia leaves can completely shift the visual flow—guiding the eye, balancing density, and highlighting focal areas. It’s also an excellent tool for floral professionals who want to build a signature style that goes beyond the basics. 

Each product contains 10 stabilized Aralia leaves, ready to use with no watering, no maintenance, and no time wasted. There is no order minimum, making it ideal for small projects or for testing in new creative directions.