Lsa-international Balcony Self Watering Planter
BALCONY SELF WATERING PLANTER
BALCONY SELF WATERING PLANTER
A tall self-watering glass planter with a cotton trailing cord.
A self-watering glass planter inspired by biophilic design; a concept centred around our affinity to engage with the natural world.
A two-part self-watering glass planter inspired by terraced landscapes and the offset shapes of city balconies. The contemporary shape is designed for indoor planting, with a lower reservoir section for holding water, and an upper section to hold the soil and plants.
The two pieces are connected with a cotton trailing cord for delivering water to the roots, using a sub-irrigation and wicking system that puts the soil in contact with the water. As the plant roots absorb water, the soil wicks up more, maintaining a consistent level of moisture in the soil.
- Mouth-blown clear and olive-green cased glass sections that slot together neatly.
- Contemporary design for indoor planting.
- Structural, offset shape.
- Suitable for plants, bulbs and herbs.
INFORMATION
PRODUCTION
Made In United Kingdom
PRODUCT TYPE
Self Watering Planter
BRAND
Lsa-International
USE
Indoor
SHAPE
Contemporary Shape
PRODUCT UPPER SECTION
Hold -The Soil -Plants
STYLE CODE
BD03
SIZE
Due to its handmade nature, the size of this item may vary slightly.
CARE
Hand wash in warm soapy water and dry with a soft cloth.
DIMENSIONS
- Height : 35cm
- Width : 26cm
SUITABLE
- Plants
- Bulbs
- Herbs
DETAILS
- Olive-Green Cased Glass
- Structural, Offset Shape
MATERIALS & MAKING
-The upper and lower pieces are both expertly mouth blown by skilled glassblowers into wooden moulds.
- The olive green cased colourway is achieved by encasing coloured glass within a layer of clear before blowing.
- The rims of each are melted, creating a finish that is smooth and modern.
BALCONY COLLECTION
BALCONY introduces mouth-blown glass planters that borrow their structural, offset shapes from abundant city balconies. The self-watering design for plants, bulbs and herbs uses sub-irrigation to deliver water directly to the roots of the plant.
