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The terrarium has evolved from its notable beginnings in botanical science to become a staple of modern interior design. It’s a craft primarily fixed within basic geometric guidelines, and I find an incredible freedom stepping away from those rooted expectations and into a world of irregularity.
I often find sculptural inspiration in natural forms and believe the container can be just as much a point of focus as the environment itself.
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Phillipe Knippel 8 years ago
Well, i am a biologist and a botanic, and i do a lot of terrariums too . I would like to say that a lot of terrariums like these, the looks like if they are done just for the photo, because mosses needhumidified places, they will NEVER survive in a terrarium with only sand?!(for a few days or week, maybe).
Alexander McLachlin (Post author) 8 years ago
You're correct moss needs a humid environment, which is why I only use moss in enclosed self-sustaining terrariums. Unless the moss is dried, then it's just used as decoration in an open container. But ya, it's all mostly for photos anyway, I wholesale the containers empty.
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Arty 8 years ago
yep, have seen form like these in my grand-parents house when I was a kid :D
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Garry Tyler 8 years ago
They look great!! Just having a look at your site not bad prices either!!
Phillipe Knippel 8 years ago
Well, i am a biologist and a botanic, and i do a lot of terrariums too . I would like to say that a lot of terrariums like these, the looks like if they are done just for the photo, because mosses needhumidified places, they will NEVER survive in a terrarium with only sand?!(for a few days or week, maybe).
Alexander McLachlin (Post author) 8 years ago
You're correct moss needs a humid environment, which is why I only use moss in enclosed self-sustaining terrariums. Unless the moss is dried, then it's just used as decoration in an open container. But ya, it's all mostly for photos anyway, I wholesale the containers empty.
Load More Replies... Arty 8 years ago
yep, have seen form like these in my grand-parents house when I was a kid :D
Load More Replies... Garry Tyler 8 years ago
They look great!! Just having a look at your site not bad prices either!!
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