Dried Poppy - Gold

Generalities : Dried flowers are natural. Variations in sizes, shapes and colours can exist between elements of the same reference. Some parts may present slight defects.

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

Note: If the plant is subjected to too much contact, the metallic effect can be removed to show the natural colour of the plant. 

What Makes the Golden Poppy So Unique?

Round, textured, and full of character, the Golden Poppy is a decorative flower with a singular charm. Unlike the delicate poppy flower it’s often mistaken for, this is the poppy seed capsule — a small, hard, sculptural bulb with a gently crowned top that captures the light and draws the eye.

Once dried, the poppy retains its robust structure and spherical shape. Dressed in a golden finish, it becomes a true botanical jewel. Neither fragile nor ostentatious, the golden poppy transcends the seasons and fits effortlessly into any style — from minimalist designs to the most opulent arrangements.

How to Use It in Your Creations

The Golden Poppy can be used on its own or paired with other dried or preserved flowers. Its rounded shape and solid texture give structure to bouquets, table centrepieces, or decorative arrangements. 

For a harmonious look, pair it with soft, airy elements such as mini gypsophila, or contrast it with dark green eucalyptus. The balance between the poppy’s round shape and these foliage textures creates a refined and sophisticated play of materials. 

Also consider the materials: gold blends beautifully with raw wood, clear glass, or natural fabrics. Just a few stems are enough to transform a simple bouquet into a true festive display.

Why Choose It for the Holidays?

With its metallic reflections, the Golden Poppy becomes a must-have for end-of-year decorations. It evokes shimmering garlands, glowing candles, and the warmth of festive evenings. In a wreath, table centrepiece, or shop window display, it adds a subtle touch of sparkle that instantly catches the eye. 

Used in a soliflore, it draws attention and creates an elegant focal point. In a seasonal bouquet, it brings structure and personality. It’s that golden detail that catches the light — just enough to make everything shine.