Artificial Sansevieria Plant in White Ceramic Vase — 95cm
Stiff, upright, sword-shaped leaves in dark green with yellow variegated margins, arranged in the plant’s characteristic rosette form and set in a genuine white ceramic vase. Sansevieria is one of the most recognisable architectural plants in interior styling — its strict vertical lines contrast sharply with the soft, rounded foliage of most tropical plants, which is exactly why it’s specified so often in modern and minimalist interiors.
Sansevieria is also known as the snake plant, and more descriptively as “Mother-in-law’s tongue” — a name earned by the leaf shape and its sharp margins. Chinese tradition calls it 虎尾兰 (tiger-tail orchid).
A Genuine Ceramic Vase, Not a Plastic Pot
Most artificial plants at this scale ship in a plain plastic nursery pot, designed to be hidden inside something better. This one doesn’t need that step — it’s set in an actual white ceramic vase, glazed and finished for display on its own. It’s ready to place straight out of the box on a console, desk or entrance table with nothing further to buy or arrange.
The Eight Immortals Plant — Feng Shui and Sansevieria
Sansevieria carries one of the more specific and well-established feng shui associations of any common houseplant. In Chinese tradition it’s linked to the Eight Immortals of Taoist mythology, and its strong, straight, upward-growing leaves are read as a symbol of resilience, protection and the cutting away of negative energy from a space. It’s why sansevieria is such a common sight at the entrances of shops, offices and homes across Singapore — placed deliberately near a doorway, it’s believed to guard what passes through it.
