Cabinet · collection one
Every plate here maps to a vessel we actually built: what went in the bottom, what went in the middle, how thick the moss cap was pressed, and what the thing genuinely needed in its first months on a shelf. Three families — closed, open, and the jar-and-case group — each running on a different water logic.
open · 18 cm · 18 days
A narrow 18 cm cylinder is the hardest open shape to keep humid, and that makes it the right home for plants that collapse in dry air. Nerve plant and Selaginella both throw dramatic wilting…
open · 22 cm · 21 days
This is the terrarium for people who overwater. Everything about the build is designed to make water leave fast — grit instead of soil, a shallow unglazed coupe, and a decorative top dressin…
open · 20 cm · 14 days
An open bowl trades the sealed jar's self-sufficiency for two things you actually want on a desk: easy access and no condensation hiding the plants. The cost is that you now own the water cy…
No lid. You own the water cycle and gain access, airflow and a clear view.
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