These cute papercraft plants by People Too from Russia, don’t require watering, sunlight or fertilizer, and unlike the plant’s Latin name 'Monstera’ the intricately folded and cut greenery looks like they are actually only about 6” small. The 'little monsters' come planted in realistic soil in their own terra cotta pots.
Individually packaged in their own tiny white box with air holes in the sides, the 'Monstera' plants would be a fabulous party decoration or wedding favor.
Check out more of People Too's amazing work in Papercraft Rockstars and Mobsters in the related trends below.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Papercraft Plants
- Disruptive innovation opportunities may include creating customizable and sustainable papercraft plants for home decor and event planning purposes.
- Realistic Miniatures
- Disruptive innovation opportunities may include creating realistic miniatures of different types of flora and fauna using papercraft or other sustainable materials.
- Eco-friendly Party Decor
- Disruptive innovation opportunities may include creating eco-friendly party decorations using sustainable and biodegradable materials like papercraft plants.
Where This Applies
- Arts and Crafts
- There is potential for disruption in the arts and crafts industry by designing and manufacturing papercraft plants and other sustainable decor items.
- Event Planning
- Event planning industries may benefit from incorporating sustainable and customizable decor items like papercraft plants into their offerings.
- Home Decor
- Home decor industries can benefit from creating eco-friendly and highly customizable decor options like papercraft plants and other sustainable items.
