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Glass Vase / Terrarium inside Dark Tung Wood - 14.5x5x23cm
Glass Vase / Terrarium inside Dark Tung Wood - 14.5x5x23cm
Glass Vase / Terrarium inside Dark Tung Wood - 14.5x5x23cm
Glass Vase / Terrarium inside Dark Tung Wood - 14.5x5x23cm

Glass Vase / Terrarium inside Dark Tung Wood - 14.5x5x23cm

Product code: Gter-16
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Product Specification
Net Weight
800 g/Vase
Shipping Weight
900 g
Dimensions
14.5x5x23 (cm)
Materials/Ingredients
wood, Glass
Barcode
5056368344923
Origin Country
ChinaChina

Upgrade your plant offerings with this captivating Glass Vase / Terrarium inside Dark Tung Wood! Measuring 14.5x5x23cm,this modern design caters to a broad audience and complements various plant life and decorative elements. 

The dark tung wood base adds a touch of elegance, while the clear glass allows for a full view of the terrarium's vibrant interior. This combination caters to design-conscious consumers and elevates the perceived value of the product.

The compact size makes these terrariums ideal for desks, shelves, or windowsills. This versatility allows you to cater to a wider range of customers and design preferences.

What is a glass terrarium used for? +

A glass terrarium is a decorative container that holds a small display behind glass. It can be planted with suitable small plants, or filled with dry materials such as gemstone chips, decorative moss, dried flowers or artificial botanicals for a plant-free arrangement. In a shop setting it also works simply as a sculptural glass object on a shelf, counter or windowsill.

Do these glass terrariums come with plants, moss or stones included? +

No. They are supplied as empty glass containers. Any plants, moss, gemstone chips or ornaments shown in photographs are styling suggestions to show the product in use. This is deliberate — it lets a retailer sell them plain, or add their own materials and sell a finished arrangement as their own product.

What is the difference between an open and a closed terrarium? +

A closed container holds humidity and recirculates moisture, which suits small, slow-growing tropical plants, miniature ferns and mosses. An open container allows airflow and generally suits plants that dislike constant humidity, such as many succulents, or air plants displayed without compost. This family includes open designs, lidded designs and narrow vase-like vessels, so check the shape and opening of the individual product and match the planting to it rather than assuming one approach fits all.

What can you put in a terrarium if you do not want to look after plants? +

Layered gemstone chips, decorative moss, sand or coloured stone, dried flowers and stems, small artificial botanicals, shells, or a seasonal scene changed through the year. Battery-operated decorative lights can work if their own instructions allow enclosed use. Dry arrangements need no watering or light management, which makes them the easier option for gift shops and for customers who want the look without the care.

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