Artificial Pohutukawa Flowers give us a way to have these gorgeous crimson blooms in our homes year round.  

In nature, Pohutukawa trees bloom from November to January, and due to the timing we consider them to be our native New Zealand Christmas tree.  The flowers are incredibly beautiful, and are an iconic image of NZ.

One pohutukawa tree in particular is hugely important to Maori.  The tree sits on a rather windswept cliff at the northern most tip of New Zealand, Cape Reinga.  To Maori, this tree is the jumping off point for the spirits of the dead to head back to their spiritual home, Hawaiiki.

Artificial pohutukawa flowers are strikingly similar to the actual blooms, and come in various sizes.  They can be used as a buttonhole, a decoration, or in a vase.  

They are a lovely gift for homesick Kiwis abroad, to give them a touch of New Zealand to decorate their homes with.  

They are also a lovely decoration on a headstone.

Artificial Pohutukawa Flowers give us a way to have these gorgeous crimson blooms in our homes year round.  

In nature, Pohutukawa trees bloom from November to January, and due to the timing we consider them to be our native New Zealand Christmas tree.  The flowers are incredibly beautiful, and are an iconic image of NZ.

One pohutukawa tree in particular is hugely important to Maori.  The tree sits on a rather windswept cliff at the northern most tip of New Zealand, Cape Reinga.  To Maori, this tree is the jumping off point for the spirits of the dead to head back to their spiritual home, Hawaiiki.

Artificial pohutukawa flowers are strikingly similar to the actual blooms, and come in various sizes.  They can be used as a buttonhole, a decoration, or in a vase.  

They are a lovely gift for homesick Kiwis abroad, to give them a touch of New Zealand to decorate their homes with.  

They are also a lovely decoration on a headstone.