The Common Bulrush is a tall, slender plant with a straight, cylindrical stem that tapers slightly towards the top. It features a dense, brown, cigar-shaped flower head at its apex, composed of tiny, tightly packed florets. The stem is smooth and green, with a slightly rough texture near the base where it emerges from the water. The plant typically grows in clusters, with stems varying in height but generally reaching up to 2 meters in optimal conditions. The overall appearance is natural and organic, with subtle variations in color and texture that reflect its hyper-realistic Western setting.