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The term organza refers to a thin and almost transparent fabric that finds its use in fashion as well as in design. Organza is not a description of a particular material, silk and other filigree yarns, which are possible to weave in a confined space, are used for this fabric. For the production of organza fabrics, the so-called plain weave is applied, which represents the most elemental of all the weaves and thus ensures a light and uniform appearance of the fabric. Organza Organdy, which was almost transparent on contact with various chemicals. For years, the production and use of organza was rather problematic, because the material breaks down very quickly due to its thin and transparent character. In recent years, therefore, synthetic fibers for the production of organza have been used, which are more stable in their structure. In the decoration area and in the floristry, the material is mainly used to fill in plant shells or bouquets. In this case, the organza is deliberately crumpled or crumpled and inserted into smaller gaps in the respective arrangements. The modern textile industry offers organza in a variety of colors and makes an individual vote on the particular arrangement possible.
The sequin garland is a special variant of the classic garland, which is among the decorative items and represents one of the modern variants of this hanging decoration. While they are used in hang-up styles made of plastic, fabric and similar materials for a long life. In a sequin garland, dazzling elements in different colors are used, which are usually made of plastic film. In a an appealing way, the decorative elements have mirrored or glossy sides and thus reflect incident light. Sequins garlands are used today on all festive occasions, in addition to their pure appearance are offered by retailers so letters or motifs with a glossy surface that make a sequin garland a special choice for a birthday or another anniversary. 
Palm fiber is the thin, usually thread-like bark of numerous palm species, which assists the further transport of nutrients across the entire plant in the living plant and is therefore used industrially as a classic textile fiber. In order to gain and utilize palm fibers, these are separated after precipitation and shelling of the tree and thereafter further processed manually or mechanically. First, this is done soaking the elongated fibers, this can be woven or pressed together. Countless palm species have a fibrous basic structure in their trunk, but not all fibers are equally suitable for industrial processing. The best-known palm fibers are rattan and rattan, which are obtained from the Southeast Asian rattan palm, as well as coconut fiber, which comes only partially from the trees and mostly from the surfaces of coconuts. While the latter are more commonly used for weaving, they are more likely to be used in make-up chairs, tables and various wickerworks. 
Palmspear or in the German Palmspeer belong to the most popular, exotic plant parts, which are used in the decoration area and in the funeral floristry. Palmspear originates from the tropical or subtropical regions around the globe and is the product of real palm trees. To obtain the palm spear, the voluminous leaves are trimmed to their center, the large leaves of the palm trees are brought into the shape of a spear. In the specialist trade Palmspear can only be found in a light and pale color scheme. If Palmspear is used for decoration purposes, drying and bleaching of the natural plant material takes place first, after which coloring is done in numerous, colorful colors, all of which can therefore be found in the assortment of floristik21.de. In its natural variant, Palmspear is used in funeral arrangements and wreaths, giving it a subtly modern touch. Palmspear helps, for example, in the design of African and other exotic arrangements or gives native accents a striking accent. 
Pannesamt is a special modification of the classic velvet, which is manufactured in different ways and thus has other material properties. The basis of Pannesamt are classic velvet fabrics, so in the feel as well as the transparency is ordinary velvet of Pannesamt indistinguishable. In the production of non-woven, but rolled velvet fabric pressing the pile, the basic fabric of loose fibers takes place. This is done with the addition of heat, comparable to the effect of iron, which is referred to as panning. The result is a glittering or mirroring effect on one side. The regional name Mirror Office goes into this fact, the so-called designated dissemination cylum makes clear, for which this noble and fine material was used mainly a century ago. Panne velvet is relatively stable and thus remarkably elastic, which is not only in the textile industry a simple processing. Pannesamt has established itself in the field of floristry and decoration, and is often used to design bouquets, decorative bowls and floral arrangements. The easily malleable material fills in smaller holes in the optics of an arrangement and ensures by its reflective effect for an additional, visual enrichment. 
Paraffin is a collective name for numerous substances of modern chemistry, which are attributable to the alkanes and thus the hydrocarbons. Although there are great differences in the extraction of paraffin, and these are the results of numerous chemical reactions, characteristics are common to all paraffins. These are always odorless and tasteless, non-toxic and flammable. These properties have been used as a practical substitute for beeswax in the manufacture of candles. The majority of today's industrially produced candles are now made of paraffin, which is in the middle of which there is a wick. Paraffins are thus optimally suitable for the production of scented candles, since natural aromas are mixed in early in the process of making candles, which are released slowly after lighting. Depending on the type of paraffin and the addition of other additives, which manifests itself by a more or less liquid character of this wax substitute. This is especially important for the application in the church environment or cemeteries at low flame. 
The term rust rust designates a special coloring of paints, which can be sprayed or spread onto objects of all kinds, thereby giving them a classic rust look. Otherwise, rust only occurs naturally if objects made of iron are exposed to moisture more often, so that this metal begins to corrode. The optical effect of this rusty brown coloring is appreciated by gardening and decorating enthusiasts, but rusted furniture or art objects are subject to progressive decay and therefore no longer need to be used. The same, aesthetic appearance of the grate can be brought about by noble grate without the basic material being damaged. Edelrost is also often used to spray non-metallic objects in the decorative area, for example to round off autumnal arrangements with the striking, brownish note. In order to take advantage of the rust effect in your own decorative objects and arrangements, it is also worth taking a look at the large product range at 
Poly rattan is a collective term for various plastics, which are made in long strips industrially made into classic wickerwork, but have nothing to do in their material quality with classic rattan or other, natural wicker materials. Many consumers are unaware of genuine wicker and polyrattan, which are considered natural rattan, but are no longer of natural origin, especially in the production of plant baskets or garden furniture. The use of poly rattan – brings with it some advantages that are appreciated in modern horticulture as well as in the decoration of outdoor facilities of all kinds. On the one hand, poly rattan is not as exposed to weathering as natural rattan, so that, for example, garden furniture made of this material wants to retain intact shape for years to come. The material is therefore more robust to physical impact, with greater or lesser pressure than breaking. From an ecological point of view, garden enthusiasts can safely rely on modern poly rattan, this material is 100% biodegradable in modern production. With a view into a modern retail trade, goods made of polyrattan should almost invariably be found, which, without any additional burden on the environment, have a much higher quality than classic goods made of rattan. 
Pyramid candles represent a modification of conventional candles, which today are made of wax as well as paraffin made by specialist retailers. In their basic form, these candles resemble the pyramids of ancient Egypt, but they have a greater height compared to the square base. Pyramid candles are prized in the decoration area, especially because of their unusual shape, which attracts all eyes and can be set up as a complement of floral arrangements or decorative interior. Practically a pyramid candle convinced by its large bottom surface, so that in comparison to conventional candle no. The colors offered in the retail trade are different and thus go to individual Dekowünsche a small disadvantage is the growing distance between the outer surface and the wick, the more a pyramid candle burns down. As a result, a not insignificant part of the wax or paraffin is obtained because it does not reach a sufficient temperature for combustion. For many decorating friends, this is not an obstacle to the purchase of pyramid candles because they are not always for the purpose of lighting. Candles in pyramid shape as well as many other shapes are in the offer of floristik21.de. 
Raffia is a special raffia variant, which is mainly used in the decorative area in this country. Raffia is obtained from the palm tree of the same name, often written as Raphia. The palm variety is native to Madagascar and today thrives in many countries of the African continent, where harvesting and processing of raffia represent a not inconsiderable economic factor. The fibrous base material for raffia is obtained from the leaflets of the palm, the resulting raffia convinces practically by its great stability and immensely good elasticity. In Africa itself, a processing of raffia to baskets and rope goods takes place, which can be purchased here in the specialized trade. In the decoration area, raffia is used in numerous basic forms and helps, for example, to decorate arrangements. Wickerwork from Raffia can thus be used in gardens and terraces in this country and provide a natural basic container. Further applications of raffia are in the design of furniture, here is the material with bamboo or rattan to compare. Rattanbast, as a basic and insulating material, is thus increasingly fulfilling its function as an ecological building material in this country. 
The term rattan has also been used for woody plants of the rattan palms, but in common parlance. In Germany, the name Peddingrohr is also common, which derives from the Low German term for Pflanzenmark. It is derived from the original design of a machine for a manual or industrial process. Rattan is used in the weaving of baskets, chairs and other furniture. Rattan is valued not only for its ease of use and its flexible character, but the natural material is also very environmentally friendly and stable in many weather conditions. Many products that are now offered in the typical rattan look, but no longer made of real rattan, but use the artificially produced poly rattan. This has an even greater stability and, despite its synthetic character, is 100% biodegradable, so it can be environmentally friendly. Real rattan is still found in the modern living environment and is used in addition to horticulture as a material for percussion instruments. 
Peddigrohr is a well-known name in Germany for the material rattan, which is suitable for the production of baskets, furniture and other objects. Rattan is obtained from the same name, which is native to Southeast Asia and still represents a significant economic factor here today. German term "paddik" ago, which means both as pith or pulp of a plant. Exactly this is taken from a rattan palm and then processed manually or industrially to fine threads or tubes. The latter are used, for example, in the construction of sturdy and natural furniture, while finer rattan threads are more suitable for fine wickerwork. The use of untreated, more stable Pedigree pipes is established in this country, for example in the production of sticks or hand sweepers. Rattan cane is valued as a material primarily because of its natural character and its striking appearance, with the help of which terraces, balconies and gardens can be stylishly and close to nature. Since the material should be occasionally used to maintain its quality, it may or may not be in the wild for most of the year.
Rips refers to a special form of fabric named after the web principle of the same name. In binding theory, rips is one of the most important and fundamental types of fabric, which represents a variant of the classic plain weave, in which at the same time a horizontally woven fabric structure is created. Basically, ribs are understood to mean different weaving techniques, in common usage rips have been established for the warp or transverse ribs, which has an immense number of basic warp threads. Completely finished ribbed fabric has a particularly high rigidity and strength compared to many other fabrics, in addition, a professionally made rips are completely tear-resistant. These characteristics have been said to have been made in the manufacture of furniture, for example, to string chairs and other seating furniture with this fabric. The range of application is not limited to this, so the ribbed fabric can also be found in funeral floristry, where ribbons and ribbons are made of this durable material. In modern, industrial production, it is possible to interweave several colors in a targeted manner and, for example, to integrate letters and similar filigree elements into a confined space in a rip. 
Reed rods, so called reed rods in many regions, represent industrially used reed canes, which are used in horticulture in numerous areas. In the natural form directly through the specialized trade. Since reed rods reach a height of one meter or more quickly, they are often used to separate garden areas or on property boundaries. Their natural and opaque character is appreciated, which makes it possible to abandon classical fences when erecting in large quantities. In small or abbreviated versions, reed rods are popular items in the decoration sector and are therefore used in floristry or decorative bowls around this natural element. Reeds are thus known in Japanese Ikebana, reeds and reeds are thus found on other continents and are used as a natural material for aesthetic and practical purposes. In northern Germany, reed rods are also used, for example, to cover or insulate rooftops; the natural material is robust and able to cope with all weather conditions. 
The Salignum counts in this country to the most important representative of the so-called silver trees, which offer as well as a houseplant as well as for a breed on balcony or terrace. The home of the Leucadendron Salignum are the warm regions of South Africa, many other types of silver trees are still dependent on this warm and Mediterranean climate. The Salignum is not as opposed to a Central European the possibility to survive, however, he is still dependent on a warm and sunlit stand as possible. The naming of salignum and other species of silver trees is somewhat misleading, as the plant presents itself in many species as a classic green plant and thus has no silver leaves. The saloons are popular because of their colorful bracts as well as the large flowers that form this plant in all kinds. Floral and floral arrangements, wreaths and other floristic art. Salignum, they should breed in any case as a houseplant, so as to be in the cold season of an attractive splendor of flowers and bracts. 
Satin is a special fabric form, which is one of the most important fabrics with so-called satin weave. In this basic form of weaving, a permanent shifting of the warp threads takes place, resulting in the finished product on one side of the finished fabric for the visibility of the weft threads and thus a glossy surface depending on the light. The term satin is used in the modern weaving industry for virtually all fabrics that are created as the product of an atlas weave, so satin alone says something about the nature of the production and not about the base material used here. Silk and viscose are some of the most important fibers that are made into satin today. Due to its glossy look, perceived as noble, satin is not used in classic everyday clothing, but rather enriches the fashion world for everything in the eveningwear and lingerie segments. Satin is also valued in the floristry and decoration sector, as it makes possible to aesthetically enhance bouquets and floral arrangements. Depending on the base material, they are made of polyester and compared to the fashion sector. 
