“Siggi” Celery – looks like supplies, works like “scatter ammunition” (LARP)

Foam vegetables are particularly convincing when they not only look good but can also be actively used in play. A bunch of celery in the kitchen seems ordinary, until someone decides to deploy it tactically. The “Siggi” celery is designed to be as realistic as possible: the typical shape of celery stalks is recreated with clearly defined ribs and natural colouring.

The model consists of several individual segments joined together like real celery stalks, and it can be pulled apart when needed. This makes “Siggi” flexible in use—either as a full bunch in a provision basket, or separated into individual stalks as “scatter ammunition” during camp defence. In an emergency, it’s not just one stalk that takes flight, but several if required.

Made from soft PU foam, “Siggi” is fully flexible and constructed without a hard core. This keeps the model lightweight and yielding. Due to its material and low weight, the manufacturer states that this celery is suitable as a safe throwing prop in LARP. It’s a prop that supports believable scene dressing and adds playful options to camp and market scenarios.

“Don’t play with your food.”

In the depiction of market stalls, taverns, dungeons, or tent camps, real food is often used as decoration to make scenes appear believable. These items may be left out for several days or used extensively in play situations, after which they are no longer fit for consumption—leading to unnecessary waste. Realistic foam replicas provide a practical alternative for authentic scene-setting without damaging or discarding real food. These models are not edible and are intended solely for use as props or decorative items.

Key features

• Material: soft PU foam (no core)
• Size: length approx. 34 cm, width approx. 6 cm
• Construction: separable segments/stalks
• Use: decorative prop + safe LARP throwing prop