• Victorian-style terrarium held in hands, showcasing its intricate acrylic design and elegant greenhouse-inspired structure.
  • Victorian-style terrarium with plants inside, showing condensation on the walls, highlighting the high humidity environment for tropical plants.
  • Close-up of orchid flowers inside a Victorian-style terrarium, showcasing vibrant blooms in a controlled, high-humidity environment.
  • Demonstrating how to open the roof panel of the Victorian-style terrarium for ventilation, ensuring proper airflow for plant health.
  • Removing the top of the Victorian-style terrarium to reveal a beautifully arranged display of plants inside.
  • Interior view of a Victorian-style terrarium, showcasing beautiful orchid flowers blooming inside the lush plant arrangement.
  • Close-up of the intricate cutwork on a Victorian-style terrarium, showcasing delicate lace-like patterns and fine craftsmanship.
  • A beautifully arranged Victorian-style terrarium featuring orchid flowers, lush moss, and ferns, creating a vibrant, natural display.
  • Close-up of the intricate engraving and cutwork details on a Victorian-style terrarium, showcasing fine craftsmanship and ornate design.
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Hanami Botanic

Victorian Terrarium for Indoor Plants

Victorian Terrarium for Indoor Plants

$315.00 USD
$315.00 USD
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Handmade Victorian-style terrarium designed to display indoor plants with architectural detail, practical access, and a durable clear structure.

This Victorian-inspired terrarium is designed for indoor plants and decorative botanical arrangements.

Made from high-quality 4.5 mm transparent acrylic, it is designed for clarity, durability, and precision. Its design is inspired by 19th-century Wardian cases and architectural forms, combining decorative detail with practical function.

Each terrarium is developed from exclusive designs that I create myself, then precision-cut and hand-assembled in my workshop in Lac-Delage, Quebec. The parts are bonded using a specialized acrylic adhesive and reinforced with silicone seals to improve strength and help retain humidity.

The removable top allows easy access for watering, trimming, and arranging plants, while the waterproof base helps protect furniture and interior surfaces.

Suitable for orchids, ferns, mosses, and other small to medium indoor plants that benefit from a more protected environment.

Plants shown are not included.

Dimensions

Width: 35.7 cm (14")
Depth: 26.7 cm (10 1/2")
Height: 42.23 cm (16 5/8")

Materials & Care

Made from high-quality 4.5 mm transparent acrylic selected for its clarity, durability, and precision.

Why acrylic instead of glass? Learn more here.

Key Features

  • Victorian-inspired architectural design
  • High-quality 4.5 mm transparent acrylic
  • Exclusive designs, precision-cut and hand-assembled
  • Removable top for easy plant care
  • Waterproof base
  • Silicone seals for added strength and improved humidity retention
  • Designed for indoor plants and botanical displays
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FAQ

Have Questions About Our Victorian-style Terrarium? We're Here to Help.

Are tropical plants suitable for closed terrariums?

Yes, tropical plants thrive in closed terrariums due to the high humidity and stable temperatures, which mimic their natural environment.

Can you place pots in a terrarium without using a gravel base?

Yes, you can place pots directly in a terrarium, but using a gravel base helps with drainage and prevents excess water buildup, which can lead to root rot.

Can a terrarium survive without natural light?

Yes, a terrarium can survive with artificial light, such as grow lights, as long as it provides the right spectrum and intensity. However, natural light is often preferable for optimal plant growth.

What are the signs that it's time to water a terrarium?

Signs include dry or shrinking soil, wilting plants, or a noticeable lack of condensation on the walls in a closed terrarium. Check the soil and water when it feels dry to the touch.

Can carnivorous plants be grown in a terrarium?

Yes, carnivorous plants can thrive in terrariums, especially in humid, well-lit environments. However, they often prefer open terrariums for better airflow and to avoid excess moisture buildup. We recommend opening the rear roof panel of our terrarium to increase air circulation and maintain a healthier environment for these plants.