The Timaeus Planter

Named for the dialogue in which Plato imagined a universe built from triangles — and shaped accordingly. The Timaeus Planter folds sharp, origami-like facets into a compact form that plays with light all day long: every plane catches its own shadow, so the pot reads differently from every angle and every hour.

The crisp geometry is softened by a speckled, stone-like finish that makes people reach out and touch it — most guess ceramic before they guess printed. Underneath, it's built for real plant care: a perforated base drains freely into a smooth, contrasting drip tray, so you can water without worrying about your desk or windowsill.

One or a pair: choose a single planter with its own round tray, or the set of two sharing one oval tray — the pair sitting side by side is where the geometry really sings.

Perfect for propagated cuttings, baby aroids, and small succulents — or simply as a sharp, architectural accent on a desk, shelf, or windowsill.

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 with a soft damp cloth. Not dishwasher safe. Keep away from prolonged exposure to heat sources to maintain shape.

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