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Hobbit Flowerpot – Middle-earth LotR Planter

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21.1 h
1 plate
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Do you like my Hobbit planter? I would be very happy about a boost. This way I can bring more of Middle-earth to your windowsill. :)

No more boring flowerpots. Bring Middle-earth to your windowsill!

This Hobbit-inspired flowerpot is a large planter, making it ideal for many common houseplants – from ferns and spider plants to larger decorative plants.

The design is deliberately detailed, yet restrained: flowing lines, organic shapes, and fine ornaments in the style of typical Hobbit architecture. While the printed pot already looks high-quality, its true beauty unfolds only through individual painting.

🎨 Painting & Customization

  • ideal for acrylic paints, washes & drybrush
  • perfect for metallic effects, patina or natural tones
  • each painting makes the pot a true one-of-a-kind

🖨️ Printing & Usage

  • intended for indoor use
  • suitable for many houseplants
  • robust, stable design
  • optimal for PLA / PLA+
  • includes a large drainage hole in the pot's bottom

💡 Note: For real plants, a separate inner pot or a drainage layer is recommended, depending on usage.

Complete your Middle-earth collection with my planters inspired by: Rivendell, Rohan, Gondor, and now also the Shire.

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