Artificial plants are meticulously crafted replicas of real flora designed to bring the beauty of greenery indoors or outdoors—without the upkeep of live plants. They’re typically made from a blend of plastics (like polyethylene, PVC, polypropylene) and textiles such as polyester or silk, with foam, metal wiring, and sometimes natural materials like wood or dried moss used for added realism and structure. These components combine to create foliage that looks and often feels remarkably lifelike. Manufacturers use advanced methods—including computer-aided design (CAD), 3D printing, and UV-resistant coatings—to produce plants with intricate textures, true-to-life color variations.