Real flowers are lovely for about a week. These aren't real, and that's kind of the point — they'll sit on your shelf looking exactly like this a year from now, no water, no drooping, no replacing.
Each tulip in this set of three is made by hand using cotton thread wound around a wire stem, so the shape holds without any stiffening spray or glue tricks. Rural artisans in India put these together the traditional crochet way — it's slow work, and you can tell once you hold one; the texture is soft, not the shiny plastic feel you get from mass-produced artificial flowers.
Standing roughly 10-12 inches tall, they work well in a vase on their own, tucked into a pooja thali, or handed over as a small gift when you don't want to show up empty-handed. Pink is the standard colour, but if you're matching a specific décor theme, message us before ordering and we'll see what we can do on custom colours.
₹1,199 for the set of 3 (down from ₹1,499) — ships in 4-5 days across India.
What makes these different from regular artificial flowers
Most artificial flowers you'll find online are moulded plastic or foam, dipped in colour, and they start looking a bit tired within a few months — the colour fades, the petals go stiff and brittle. Crochet flowers age differently. The thread keeps its colour, and because each one is looped and shaped by hand rather than poured into a mould, no two tulips in your set look exactly identical — which is honestly part of the charm rather than a flaw.
There's also the artisan side of it. These are made by rural craftswomen as part of their regular work, not stamped out in a factory. If that matters to you when you're buying home décor, it's worth knowing.
Where these tulips work best
On a console table or bookshelf - no watering means no water rings on your furniture'
In your pooja mandir - they hold their shape and colour through daily use, and needn't be replaced before every festival
As a return gift — a set of three feels more substantial than a single stem, and they don't wilt before the guest gets home
On a work desk — a bit of colour that doesn't need any upkeep between meetings
Care instructions
There isn't much to do here, which is rather the appeal. A light dusting with a dry cloth every few weeks keeps them looking fresh. Keep them out of direct rain if you're placing them near a window or balcony — the thread can hold moisture and take a while to dry out fully.
F&Q:-
1. Do these tulips fade or lose their colour over time?
Ans-Not in the way plastic or foam flowers do. Cotton thread holds its colour well indoors, away from direct, prolonged sunlight. If you keep them on a shaded shelf or table, the colour should stay much the same for years.
2. Can I get these in a colour other than pink?
Yes — pink is what's in stock and ready to ship, but custom colours are possible. Send us a message before placing your order so we can confirm availability and timeline for your colour.
3. Are all three tulips in the set identical?
They're close, but not perfectly identical — each one is shaped by hand, so you'll notice small differences between them. We see this as part of what makes them handmade rather than a manufacturing flaw.
4.How do I clean or maintain them?
Just a light dusting with a dry cloth every couple of weeks. Avoid leaving them somewhere they'll get properly wet or sit in direct rain for long periods.
5.Will these work as a return gift for a wedding or festival?
Yes, they're a common choice for exactly that — a set of three feels a bit more generous than a single flower, and unlike fresh flowers, they'll still look good by the time the guest gets home.
6.How long does delivery take?
Around 4-5 working days for addresses within India, from the time your order is dispatched.
7.What if the product arrives damaged?
Email us at info@graminarts.com with clear photos of the damage as soon as you receive it, or raise a return request through the website. Our team responds within 48 hours.