Artificial plants are finely engineered botanical replicas crafted from a range of synthetic materials to deliver the aesthetics of real greenery—without the upkeep. Modern versions often combine polyethylene (PE) for stems and leaves, prized for its lightweight feel and realistic texture, polyester fabrics colored to mimic natural hue variations, and high-end alternatives like silk or latex‑based “real touch” blends for lifelike blossoms. Embedded wire frameworks provide flexibility and structure, allowing you to shape foliage realistically, while foam or natural elements like dried moss or wood may be used to enhance texture and stability.