A cluster of hanging glass terrariums is an unexpected and lovely addition to a space. Fewer things than plants and trees remind us of the reasons we put the effort into eco-friendly lifestyle choices. I hope these micro forests bring enjoyment to your home! Read more to find out why they'd be great for yours.
Why are hanging glass terrariums great?
• Their glass surfaces catch the light and lend bright elements to a room.
• They draw the eye upward, making your space feel more expansive.
• They take up very little space.
• Green thumbs are not required. The air plants used in hanging terrariums are
extremely low maintenance, requiring very little water and care.
TOP ROW
1 Hanging Air Plants from Juicy Leaf. $24.95
2 Deep Green Sea Air Plant Orb from Still Lily. $40.00
3 Hanging Globe Terrariums from Hooks & Lattice. $12.95
BOTTOM ROW
4 Tillandsia and Echinops Globe Terrarium from Viva Flora. $25.00
5 recycled-glass-bubble-hanging-terrariums-pr-27157.html">Roost Recycled Glass Bubble Hanging Terrariums from Velocity. $68.00
6 Fly Free Caged Bird - Hanging Globe Terrarium from Doodle Birdie. $38.00
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These are so captivating.
Love these! but its hard to find the air plants locally, and online they are usually more expensive than I think they should be.
These can be found at CB2 for a fraction of the cost and you can create your own. On CB2 they are sold as candle holders.
cliokitty: yes! i bought like 20 of them on sale at CB2 and made a bunch of terrarium gifts :) very inexpensive.
if buying products made in the USA is important to you (rather than the imported CB2 versions and similar generic ones on etsy), seattle glass artist justin bagley hand blows hanging terarriums. available at http://bluejaysnbumblebees.etsy.com