Decorative miniature (figurine, stones, dioramas...)
€2,50 EUR
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Decorative miniature (figurine, stones, dioramas...)
€2,50 EUR
Each miniature finds its place in the moss, like a tiny inhabitant of your ecosystem. Choose your favorite character from the entire collection.
Approximate dimensions: approximately 5.5 × 7 cm — Hand-painted miniature in resin, ceramic, or glass.
Red Mushroom
The classic. Hard to resist.
Red cap with white polka dots, wide-open eyes. The essential item in the range.
Orange Mushroom
Rustic and organic.
Large, bright orange cap with gills, mounted on a small moss base. Painted ceramic piece.
Multicolor Mushroom
Woodland mushroom, kawaii version.
A stout, smiling, multicolored mushroom, placed in the moss.
Blue Mushroom
The strangest in the range.
A translucent blue mushroom emerging from the moss as if from a fairy tale. Luminescent.
Morel Mushroom
The character of the range.
A textured, stocky, burgundy mushroom with a slightly grumpy look.
Squirrel
The most figurative of all.
A red squirrel holding an acorn, sitting in the middle of a miniature undergrowth.
Owl
The most forest-like in the collection.
A white owl with large painted eyes, perched on a bed of twigs and moss.
Duck
Discreet. You have to look for it.
A miniature duck nestled in a coiled moss nest, red beak and a satisfied look.
Caterpillar
Bright and slightly absurd.
A translucent resin caterpillar snaking over the moss, with a wry smile.
Fox
He's made himself at home.
A small red fox with round cheeks, sitting placidly in his moss forest.
Prism
No animal. Just minerals.
A crystal surrounded by small stones, placed on a cushion of moss.
Lizard
Flattened on the moss, on the lookout.
A translucent resin lizard clinging to the moss, as if watching for something.
Rabbit
Ears perked, eyes alert.
A translucent resin rabbit nestled in a bed of fresh moss.
Frog
It watches in the dark.
A translucent resin frog, almost ghostly, lurking in the moss.
Vial
A message without a recipient.
A mini glass vial corked, washed up in the moss. Minimalist and mysterious.
Snail
Here, we take our time.
A translucent snail on a carpet of green moss. Its shell catches the light.
Axolotl
A miniature axolotl, nestled in the moss.
A small translucent creature with colored gills. The color of the gills is a surprise.
Handmade
Semi-autonomous
Lively & sustainable
Ready to give
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LIVING · ARTISANAL
A little living world, placed in your home.
What makes it unique
Each terrarium is hand-assembled in our workshop in Burgundy. No two pieces are identical — the plant composition and details vary from one to another.
- Living, nearly self-sufficient ecosystem
- Unique plant composition for each piece
- Handmade, one by one
Where to put it
Anywhere in the house, away from direct sunlight.
Desk, shelf, windowsill: the terrarium fits everywhere.
To make a gift of it
Shipped in careful, gift-ready packaging.
For a personalized message, please include it in the order notes.
Since 2022
10,000+ Terrariums have found their place.
From the workshop to your shelf, since 2022. Every Capsule started here, handcrafted.
10,000+
Terrariums adopted
100%
hand-assembled
4 years
from workshop in Burgundy
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Complete your collection
Make it a gift
Offer a small living world.
01.
A gift that evolves over time
Unlike a fading flower or a dusty object, this Capsule evolves. The moss grows, the ecosystem lives. It's a living souvenir.
03.
Personalized message
When paying, you can add a note. It will be included with the order. A few words are enough—they often make the most impact.
02.
Neatly packaged, ready to give
The Capsule comes in protected, neat packaging, ready to be placed under a tree or slipped into a bag. Nothing to prepare, nothing to wrap.
HANDMADE · NEVER TWICE THE SAME
Unique by nature.
Each Capsule is different. Nature never does the same thing twice. You choose the miniature that comes to life within it.
