4-3/4" Cotton Blend Bouclé Pumpkin with Wood Stem, Forest Green
There's something about a soft pumpkin that a hard ceramic one just can't do. The bouclé and velvet give these real texture, and the little mango wood stem keeps them from looking like a craft store buy. Forest green in the bouclé texture is the quiet one — it's what makes the brighter shades beside it look better.
Key Details
- Soft cotton blend bouclé cover
- Natural mango wood stem
- Forest green colorway
- Measures 4-3/4 inches round by 4 inches high
- Polyester blend and mango wood
- Wipes clean easily
Display Options
- Cluster three or five across a dining table as a centerpiece.
- Tuck one or two into a fall vignette on the entry console.
- Line a few along a mantel between candles and greenery.
- Drop one into a gift basket for a hostess or teacher.
Good to Know
This is one of six colorways in the style, and one of the two greens — this one in bouclé, the other in velvet. Putting both together gives you the same shade in two textures, which looks more intentional than two different colors would.
4-3/4" Cotton Blend Bouclé Pumpkin with Wood Stem, Forest Green
There's something about a soft pumpkin that a hard ceramic one just can't do. The bouclé and velvet give these real texture, and the little mango wood stem keeps them from looking like a craft store buy. Forest green in the bouclé texture is the quiet one — it's what makes the brighter shades beside it look better.
Key Details
- Soft cotton blend bouclé cover
- Natural mango wood stem
- Forest green colorway
- Measures 4-3/4 inches round by 4 inches high
- Polyester blend and mango wood
- Wipes clean easily
Display Options
- Cluster three or five across a dining table as a centerpiece.
- Tuck one or two into a fall vignette on the entry console.
- Line a few along a mantel between candles and greenery.
- Drop one into a gift basket for a hostess or teacher.
Good to Know
This is one of six colorways in the style, and one of the two greens — this one in bouclé, the other in velvet. Putting both together gives you the same shade in two textures, which looks more intentional than two different colors would.