Description
Stunningly beautiful, this 4'6" Real Touch Fiddle Leaf Fig Silk Tree with Pot featuring 90 Leaves in Green was created with high quality materials to replicate the real tree. One of the most sought-after solutions for interior designers, this tree creates the perfect balance to a space that isn't well-defined. This gorgeous silk tree shows off it's luscious leaves to perfection, without being nurtured. And the beauty of it all is that it looks fabulously real. It's unique blend of the finest craftsmanship and exquisite design will not only add a touch of sophistication to your interior but will create a completely rejuvenated aesthetic.
- Features - Real Touch petals/leaves for lifelike look and feel. See details below
- Locally Stocked - Stocked in our local warehouse. Same quality, lower price.
- Size - Height: 4'6", Width: 25"
- Leaves - Count: 90 leaves
- Pot/Base - Includes shown non-decorative pot: 5.5"H x 7"W
Real Touch & Soft-Touch
Real Touch (also called "Natural Touch") refers to petals or foliage engineered to feel lifelike in-hand. These pieces use flexible compounds (often PU/latex-type materials or similar elastomers) to mimic the cool, slightly velvety feel and subtle thickness of fresh botanicals. You’ll find Real Touch across flowers, plants, and trees where close-up realism matters.
Soft-Touch describes foliage made from softer plastics or latex-type materials with a smooth, pliable surface. It’s designed for a gentle, natural hand feel while maintaining shape and color.
Note on terminology: Our manufacturers sometimes use these terms differently. If material feel is critical for your project, contact us and we can confirm the construction for a specific item.
Non-Decorative Pot:
This item arrives in a non-decorative weighted "nursery" pot intended to be placed inside a larger decorative planter. While it can often be displayed as is, most customers nest the included pot in a larger container for correct scale and stability. Larger trees are naturally top-heavy and may not stand perfectly upright in the nursery pot alone; this is not a defect. They should be anchored inside a suitably sized planter using a stabilizing medium (e.g., soil, floral foam, sand, stones, or a combination).
We frequently get asked for the dimensions of these pots but honestly it doesn't matter, so long as you choose an appropriately sized planter for the size of the item. For example: a 6' tall tree usually has a 6-7" non-decorative pot, or a 7-9' tall tree will usually have at most a 10-12" non-decorative pot. In both instances the decorative planter size needed to visually look correct would be much larger than the non-decorative pots they come with.
