Aeris

Not a pot with holes, a pot that is mostly air. The Aeris is built from interlocking diagonal fins that twist around each other in a continuous open lattice, with nothing but space between every strand. Light passes through it. Air passes through it. And for the plants inside it, so does everything their roots need to thrive.

It's a structure that only becomes possible through 3D printing. Each fin placed layer by layer, interlocking with the next, forming a wall that is simultaneously strong and almost entirely open. Up close it reads like basketwork or woven textile. From across the room it holds its shape as a single quiet volume, resting on a smooth matching drip tray.

Built for roots that breathe: the open lattice delivers constant airflow to root systems that have evolved outside of soil, in moving air, on bark, in the crooks of trees. Orchids, tropical aroids, and epiphytes don't just tolerate this; they prefer it.

Perfect for orchids, Monsteras, Anthuriums, bromeliads, and any plant whose roots want to breathe freely. Also works beautifully with orchid bark or leca as a growing medium — drainage is instant.

Material: Printed in PLA — a plant-based bioplastic made from renewable cornstarch, not petroleum. Rigid, precise, and significantly lower in embodied carbon than conventional plastics. Like all natural materials, it's happiest indoors and away from sustained direct heat.

Care: Wipe the tray with a soft damp cloth. To clean the lattice body, a soft brush or gentle compressed air removes dust from between the fins. Not dishwasher safe.

Made to order in Adelaide, South Australia. Allow 3–5 business days before dispatch.