PLANT‑0071 PLANTER

PLANT‑0071 reimagines the planter as a sculptural vessel defined by jagged vertical incisions that seem to slice through its smooth, rounded silhouette. These irregular, elongated apertures cut into the clean geometry, generating a dynamic composition of negative and positive space. As ambient light shifts, the planter’s façade comes alive: slender slits cast slender beams of shadow that dance across nearby surfaces, while the underlying liner—peeking through like a second skin—reveals a subtle serrated texture. This interplay between outer form and inner detail creates a layered visual depth, elevating the simple act of housing greenery into a multisensory experience.

The design invites both visual and tactile interaction. Viewers are drawn to trace the edges of each cutout, following the organic rhythm of the openings that vary in width and angle. This encourages a mindful moment of engagement, grounding the user in the relationship between crafted form and living plant. The irregularity of the cuts, though precise in execution, evokes natural processes—reminiscent of fractured bark or geological fissures—bridging the gap between engineered precision and organic imperfection. Whether placed on a minimalist console or within a lush interior garden, PLANT‑0071 stands as a conversation catalyst, prompting reflections on how structured geometry can harmonize with the unpredictable beauty of nature.

How are the planter made?

Modern 3D printing technology is used to produce the KAWAIR 3DESIGN planter.

This is how the extraordinary and delicate structure of the planter can be created - while at the same time being very light. We paid particular attention to sustainability and quality when it came to the material used. - a bio-plastic made from corn starch - we have paid particular attention to sustainability and quality.

What material are the planter made of?

The 3D planter from KAWAIR 3DESIGN are made of polylactide (PLA for short), which is also colloquially known as polylactic acid and is often referred to as  ''o-plastic''. PLA is made up of lactic acid molecules that are created during the fermentation of corn starch or sugar cane.

Although PLA does not grow on trees or bushes and is therefore produced synthetically, it is biodegradable due to its ingredients and is therefore a great alternative to non-degradable plastic with similar properties.

If the planter is exposed to high temperatures (e.g. in direct sunlight behind a window), the material can lose stability, causing the planter to warp. A series of tests carried out over a few weeks came to the conclusion that this can happen , but does not happen in every case.

However, we expressly point out that there is a possibility that the planter can deform at temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius.

The 3D printing planter themselves are not waterproof due to their manufacturing process. Water would leak out through the planter. Since a planter wouldn't be a real planter if you couldn't offer a place to water a bouquet of fresh meadow flowers or a long-stemmed rose, there are our special waterproof inserts. Such an insert is supplied free of charge with every planter.

The insert is cylindrical and can be filled with water. Due to its narrow shape, it only has slightly less filling volume than the actual planter. So remember to place the insert before using the planter with water.

If the planter is only filled with dried flowers, you obviously do not need it - but you should of course keep it.

All our items are homemade and can be made in a range of colours and sizes. If you can't find what you're looking for, or want something in a different selection, please drop me a message for custom requests.