Goanna Claw, Green, Preserved, 40-50cm Earth Matters®

About Our Preserved Goanna Claw, Dark Green, 40–45cm (Earth Matters®)

Preserved Goanna Claw in Dark Green offers a striking structural element to floral design with its naturally curled green foliage. Known botanically as Caustis recurvata, this unique Australian native is part of our premium Earth Matters® collection, sourced and preserved in Japan to the highest standards of quality and sustainability.

The strong yet flexible stems are ideal for corsages, buttonholes, flower crowns, table runners, and more. With three stems per bunch and lengths reaching 40–45cm, Goanna Claw creates a dramatic draping effect while maintaining a clean and biodegradable structure—perfect for natural styling and eco-conscious design.

Preserved Goanna Claw: The Details

• Preserved Goanna Claw in Dark Green

• Botanical Name: Caustis recurvata

• Length: 40–45cm (can be trimmed to desired size)

• Premium quality from Earth Matters® (Japan)

• Sold per bunch (3 stems)

• Preserved to retain structure, colour and flexibility

• Biodegradable and sustainable foliage option

Goanna Claw for Floristry and Event Styling

With its looping tendrils and rich green tones, Goanna Claw adds both movement and texture to floral work. Perfect for creating bases for cascading bouquets, flower crowns, or wreaths, this foliage holds its form beautifully while offering a natural, wild look. Use it in modern wedding styling, large-scale installations, or to bring dimension to table runners and backdrops.

Creative Decorative Uses for Goanna Claw

• Create natural, eco-friendly wreaths and garlands

• Build green, textural bases for floral crowns or headpieces

• Add movement and curl to floral centrepieces or cascading bouquets

• Use in place of floral foam to structure sustainable arrangements

Caring for Preserved Goanna Claw

To ensure your preserved Goanna Claw remains in excellent condition, store in a cool, dry place away from water, direct sunlight, and high humidity. Handle with care to maintain the form and integrity of the curled foliage.