Terrariums are becoming a staple in homes around the world for their beautiful arrangements and easy care system, yet they are also all looking very much the same; that is, unless a person invests in the Plants of Gods terrarium. Inspired by the Shiva the Hindu god as well as other sci-fi motifs, the Plants of Gods terrarium takes on the form of a cross-legged man with six arms. In place of a head, however, is the place for the plant itself.
Designed by Hong Kong artist and LMF bassist Prodip Leung in collaboration with toy manufacturers How2work, the Plants of Gods terrarium is available in two finishes: matte and glossy. Releasing in a limited edition of 200 pieces, each one comes with a tote bag.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Unique Terrarium Designs
- Developing terrarium designs inspired by various cultures and themes can create a disruptive innovation opportunity in the terrarium market.
- Cross-cultural Home Decor
- Incorporating elements from different cultures into home decor items, like the Plants of Gods terrarium, presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the home decor industry.
- Limited Edition Collectibles
- Producing limited edition collectible terrariums, such as the Plants of Gods terrarium, can create a disruptive innovation opportunity in the collectibles market.
Sectors Adopting This
- Terrarium Market
- Disruptive innovation opportunities can be explored within the terrarium market by developing unique and culturally-inspired designs, like the Plants of Gods terrarium.
- Home Decor Industry
- The incorporation of cross-cultural elements into home decor products, such as the Plants of Gods terrarium, presents a disruptive innovation opportunity in the home decor industry.
- Collectibles Market
- Producing limited edition collectible terrariums, like the Plants of Gods terrarium, can create a disruptive innovation opportunity in the collectibles market.
