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Dried Palm Leaves: Nature That Speaks in Lines
Origin and Journey of Palm Leaves
Palm leaves come from tropical regions, where their shape, color, and size depend on the palm species. They are often collected when naturally drying or carefully dried after harvesting. Their journey from exotic countries ends with us – as a decoration that brings a touch of nature into interiors.
The most commonly used are borassus palm leaves, coconut palm leaves, and areca palm leaves. Each species has its charm – some are fan-shaped, others narrow and graphic, and some branch into delicate details. You can find different types in our collection in the category Dried Palm Leaves.
Ways to Use
Dried palm leaves stand out in a vase, as part of arrangements, wall decorations, or tabletop compositions. They create a sculptural effect, whether as a standalone element or combined with other dried plants.
They are often cut into different shapes – heart, circle, teardrop, fan. Creative people also use them to make art pieces, wedding photo walls, natural installations, or minimalist boho-style decorations.
Care and Durability
Palm leaves are naturally durable – just protect them from moisture and direct sunlight. They do not require cleaning or watering. Their structure and color remain stable for several years.
For best longevity, avoid spraying water or bending the leaves. If they get slightly dusty, simply blow cold air from a hairdryer or wipe with a dry brush. A perfect helper is also anti-static spray for dried flowers SPRING for Florist, which is also available in our collection.