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Prodip Leung Drops Supernatural Plants of Gods Terrarium II Plant Pot

Written by Renz Ofiaza in Design
Prodip Leung / How2work / Woaw
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Hong Kong-based artist and bassist of Cantonese hip-hop group LMF Prodip Leung has followed up his 2014 Plants of Gods sculpted plant pot with a limited edition sequel, Plants of Gods Terrarium II, made in conjunction with toy manufacturer How2Work.

Similar to the first drop, this latest glass plant shelter piece draws from Leung's affinity of gardening, sci-fi, and extraterrestrials, and is inspired by the Hindu deity Shiva.

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Draped in a gray matte tone, the otherworldly piece is punctuated with the multiple arms of Shiva and boasts an ornate plant area with a golden polystone skull.

Retailing for $450, the Plants of Gods Terrarium II plant pot is limited to 100 pieces and can be purchased at the WOAW store.

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In other design news, Conor McGregor has been immortalized in a $66,000 marble statue.

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