Terrariums hold a special fascination for us. The little glass-enclosed world provides a mental escape without leaving the house, or even the room. The pear shape of this one, containing a tiny air-garden of bromeliads, makes it particularly irresistible.
The recycled glass vessel can be ordered on its own, or complete as a terrarium.
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Comments (7)
Very nice. Do the holes in the sides reduce the low-maintenance aspect of a terrarium, or is there a plug of some kind to keep the moisture in?
They had these at Tuesday Morning for $19 a while ago.
I want one of these so bad
These are awesome. I'm obsessed with terrariums of late and have been hunting the city for the perfect glass containers.
Yeah, I saw them at my Tuesday Morning too. I couldn't figure out what they were...."why would I want a glass pear with a hole in it?"
Nice. Wish it were twice as large.
Kinda sorta remind me of the blown glass candleholders from CB2. http://www.cb2.com/family.aspx?c=585&f=2447&viewall=1