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large fake palm plant Moroccan Artificial Palm Tree – Handmade Silk Plant in Pot – Ed's Plant Shop

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large fake palm plant Moroccan Artificial Palm Tree – Handmade Silk Plant in Pot – Ed's Plant ShopTransform Your Space with the Moroccan Artificial Palm Tree Bring a touch of exotic elegance to your home or office with our handmade Moroccan Artificial Palm Tree. Designed to mimic the beauty of real palm trees, this silk palm tree features lifelike leaves, a sturdy base, and a stylish pot, making it perfect for adding greenery to any interior. Whether youre decorating a cozy nook or a spacious lobby, this artificial plant will elevate your decor

Transform Your Space with the Moroccan Artificial Palm Tree

Bring a touch of exotic elegance to your home or office with our handmade Moroccan Artificial Palm Tree. Designed to mimic the beauty of real palm trees, this silk palm tree features lifelike leaves, a sturdy base, and a stylish pot, making it perfect for adding greenery to any interior. Whether you’re decorating a cozy nook or a spacious lobby, this artificial plant will elevate your decor with minimal maintenance.


Key Features:

Realistic Design: Crafted with silk cloth and durable plastic for a natural look and feel.

Multiple Sizes: Available in five sizes to fit any space:

  • Small: 23.6" W x 31.5" H; Pot: 6.1" D x 5.1" H; Weight: 4.4 lbs
  • Medium: 27.5" W x 43.3" H; Pot: 6.9" D x 5.5" H; Weight: 6.5 lbs
  • Large: 35.4" W x 59" H; Pot: 7.5" D x 6.7" H; Weight: 10.5 lbs
  • X-Large: 35.4" W x 74.8" H; Pot: 9.4" D x 8.3" H; Weight: 17.7 lbs
  • XX-Large: 34.5" W x 90.5" H; Pot: 9.4" D x 8.3" H; Weight: 22.8 lbs

Premium Materials: Made with silk cloth, plastic, and resin for durability and long-lasting beauty.

Versatile Colors: Green and brown tones create a realistic, mixed-color appearance.

Easy Maintenance: No watering, pruning, or sunlight required—just occasional dusting.


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  • Secure Packaging: Arrives as a small parcel to ensure safe delivery.

Perfect for Any Setting:

Whether you want to add greenery to your living room, office, or commercial space, the Moroccan Artificial Palm Tree is a stylish and maintenance-free solution.

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