Succulents are the plants of zen, but some of us can not achieve this zen with a round tan ceramic bowl. Some of us need something a little darker to find our zen. So we like to have our succulents growing out of a tiny human skull. If you are still reading this, then you feel the same way! Unfortunately, getting our hands on a real shrunken skull (or that of a baby) is not easy and would raise too many questions; the next best thing is one that is 3D printed!

Choose your skull colour from our entire lineup, and then give it a relaxing zen hairstyle with the plants of your choice. Then choose how much drainage your plants (or other uses) require -- no drainage (no holes), light (1 rear hole), or heavy drainage (3 holes).
* Plants are not included

💀 Size
The skulls are approximately 3x4x3 inches (78x100x74mm) with a volume of about 1/2 cup (120ml) and weigh about 2.75oz (80g). They will comfortably house a small to medium-sized succulent or about 30 jelly beans. If selected, the drainage holes are 1/5" (5mm) and located in the planter's bottom rear.

💀 Materials
These skulls are 3D printed using PLA, a biodegradable and bioactive thermoplastic aliphatic polyester derived from renewable resources such as corn starch and sugar cane. Our test planters have been sitting on our patio for over 5 years now with no degradation in quality; through the freezing cold of Canadian winters and the blazing sun of our summers.

🌿 Creepy Gardens!
Don't forget to check out our Creepy Gardens section (https://etsy.me/3HTdEzT) for more planters and markers to make your garden the creepiest, spookiest, and scariest one in town!

⚠️ Disclaimer
The 3D printing process is not perfect, so there may be blemishes in the surface finishes and visible layer lines. Items will not be exactly as pictured, and as much as we try to take colour-accurate photos, the colour may be slightly different than what is viewed on your screen.

🍁 Free local pickup in Toronto!
Enter coupon code TORONTO at checkout and you will be sent the local pickup address in the Cabbagetown - Leslieville - Regent Park - Cork Town - Distillery District area of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.