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Ben Palmer
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a2216be84a5e6ef55f59f374daf7343910861417
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wikifactory.com
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https://wikifactory.com/+othertodaystudio/the-postable-garden/v/a2216be
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A laser-cut housing for air plants that uses a recycled plastic sheet made from old polypropylene plastic plant pots to create a unique structure that can be flat-packed and fitted through a standard letterbox.
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wikifactory.com
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Distributed Design Studio
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https://spdx.org/licenses/CC0-1.0
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