Canopy

Self Watering Planter Clear/Part Optic

A handmade recycled glass planter created in partnership with the Eden Project. Winner of an iF Design Award and Green GOOD DESIGN Award., A handmade recycled glass planter created in partnership with the Eden Project. Winner of a 2019 iF Design Award.

A self-watering planter, handmade from 100% recycled and recyclable glass. Inspired by the iconic biospheres of the Eden Project site in Cornwall.

Details

A self-watering planter inspired by the Eden project’s biospheres and focus on sustainability. Mouthblown from recycled glass and fitted with a sustainably-sourced removable cork bung. Fill the lower compartment with water and the top compartment with soil and plants. The cord between the two layers will carry water to the soil.

Created in partnership with the Eden Project
Mouthblown from 100% recycled and recyclable glass
Sustainably-sourced, agglomerated cork bung
Recycled and recyclable packaging printed with organic ink
Winner of an iF Design Award
Winner of a 2021 Green GOOD DESIGN Award

Height: 8.5in, Width: 9.5in

Due to its handmade nature, the size of this item may vary slightly.

Style Code: CQ16

The Canopy self watering planter is mouth blown from recycled glass. Locally-sourced clear jars and bottles are sorted, crushed and heated in the furnace until molten. The skilled glassblower gathers, shapes and then blows the molten glass into a mould to form the self-watering planter. Air bubbles will occur as part of this 100% recycled and handmade process. The cork is a natural material which is 100% biodegradable, recyclable and renewable based on a sustainable cycle.

Handwash in warm soapy water and dry with a soft cloth.

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Canopy Collection

Centred around the concept of hydration and propagation, Canopy is a collection of sustainably manufactured products launched in collaboration with the Eden Project.