Oncidium Orchid — Ballet Blush

This artificial Oncidium orchid comes in Ballet Blush. Small butterfly shaped flowers sit along fine branching stems, with closed buds at several tips. The blooms move through rosewater and shell pink tones. The open branching structure adds height without forming a dense flower mass.

For a single stem, use a tall slim vase with a narrow opening and keep the lowest flowers above the rim. Bend the main stem into a soft curve towards one side so the line travels from left to right instead of rising straight up.

When using several stems on their own, vary their height and direction to create a light branching display. In a mixed arrangement, place the Oncidium through the upper section or towards the back. Allow the upper flowers to extend beyond the broader flower heads, leaving space between the branches to avoid crowding the blooms.

Dimensions (indicative):
Overall length: ~84 cm
Bloom form: branching stem with blossoms approx. 3–5 cm across

Design notes:

A fluted clear glass vase around 35 to 50 cm high shows the branching stems. Chalk porcelain around 28 to 35 cm high provides a pale matte base for the pink flowers.

Pair Ballet Blush with ivory, buttercream or dove grey. Peach, apricot and soft coral continue the warm pink range. Ivy green, indigo and antique gold provide stronger contrast.

Phalaenopsis orchids add broader open flowers between the finer branches. Cymbidium orchids introduce cupped blooms through the middle. Sunflowers add a larger round flower head, while roses provide fuller layered blooms lower in the arrangement.

Styling suggestions only. Vessels and companion stems are sold separately unless expressly stated.