Caldera
A crater of concentric rings, built to hold a garden in miniature.
$64
Caldera reads as geology: stepped concentric rings descend toward a wide, shallow crater, each layer a contour line you can run a thumb across. The broad mouth and low profile give a succulent arrangement room to spread laterally, while the central well drains through a recessed hole into a slip-fit saucer hidden beneath the lowest ring. Matte walls catch raking light along every ridge, so the form shifts as the day moves around it.
- Dimensions
- H 90mm × Ø 165mm. Recessed central drainage hole; ships with a slip-fit saucer concealed under the lowest ring.
- Plant pairing
- A mixed succulent arrangement — echeveria rosettes, trailing sedum, and a haworthia or two clustered toward the rim.
- Materials
- Matte PLA, Recycled PETG, Wood-Fill PLA
We modeled Caldera from topographic contour maps of collapsed volcanic cones — the way a crater terraces inward in clean, deliberate steps. Each printed ring is a literal layer line made structural, turning the planter's geometry into a record of how it was grown. It is built low and wide on purpose: succulents sprawl, and a crater gives them somewhere to go.