PLANT HARDWARE // MADE IN-HOUSE

MORTAL
3D PRINTS

HOUSEPLANTS
GONE HEAVY

Planters, trellises, propagation gear, and sinister little upgrades for people who refuse boring pots.

⚠ M3P // BOTANICAL FABRICATION UNIT
Mortal 3D Prints skull planter surrounded by green industrial lasers, with the original leafy skull logo
DESIGNED · CUT · GROWN TOGETHER
INDUSTRIAL OBJECTS FOR UNRULY GROWTH
PLANTERS TRELLISES PROPAGATION CUSTOM BUILDS PLANTERS TRELLISES
[ OUR OPERATING SYSTEM ]

FROM THE MORTAL GREENHOUSE

YOUR PLANTS
DESERVE BETTER.

Mass-market beige never stood a chance. We make plant gear with teeth—designed around real roots, real growth, and rooms with a pulse.

01DESIGNED
IN-HOUSE
02BUILT
TO CLIMB
03MADE
TO STAND OUT
04PRINTED
WITH INTENTION
[ FIELD-TESTED SPECIMENS ]

THE MORTAL
ARCHIVE.

Actual pieces from the lab. Every finish catches the light differently. Every vessel carries its own little threat.

[ THE PLANT DEPARTMENT ]

GEAR FOR
UNRULY GROWTH.

Small-batch pieces and made-to-order experiments. Built to work hard, age loud, and make the entire shelf look intentional.

01 // M3PPOTS
Example of statement planters made by Mortal 3D Prints

Statement planters

Skulls, monsters, geometric relics, and custom vessels made to give the plant its own stage.

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02 // M3PCLIMB
Example of trellises + stakes made by Mortal 3D Prints

Trellises + stakes

Laser-cut and printed climbing systems that support wild growth without disappearing into the foliage.

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03 // M3PGROW
Example of propagation gear made by Mortal 3D Prints

Propagation gear

Stations, collars, wall mounts, and small tools for turning cuttings into the next generation.

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04 // M3PCUSTOM
Example of custom plant hardware made by Mortal 3D Prints

Custom plant hardware

Odd dimensions? Specific plant? Strange vision? We build one-off accessories around the way you grow.

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Mortal 3D Prints skull planter logoBIO//FAB
UNIT 03
[ INSIDE THE LAB ]

DESIGNED.
CUT. GROWN.

Every piece starts with the plant—not a generic product mold. We account for growth habit, pot size, drainage, weight, placement, and the amount of menace required.

  1. 01Send the specimenPlant, dimensions, reference photo, or half-formed idea.
  2. 02Engineer the objectWe choose the process, material, finish, and structural approach.
  3. 03Release the buildProduced in-house, inspected, and prepared for its new habitat.
[ H2S // LIVE FABRICATION FEED ]

LIVE FROM
THE LAB.

ACQUIRING SIGNALWAITING FOR FRAME
M3P // PRINTER OBSERVATION ARRAYUNIT: H2SREFRESH: 01.0 SEC
A Mortal 3D Prints skull planter produced in-houseM3P // ORIGIN FILE // 001
MAKER
GROWN
BUILT FROM CURIOSITY
[ BEHIND THE MACHINES ]

I WANTED THINGS
THAT DIDN'T EXIST.

Mortal 3D Prints started with curiosity: one machine, a pile of ideas, and the realization that I could turn something on a screen into an object I could actually hold.

I learned the way most makers do—through failed prints, clogged nozzles, late-night adjustments, and a lot of stubborn problem-solving. Every mistake taught me something about material, structure, finish, and how to design objects that work outside the computer.

Eventually, that obsession met another one: plants. I kept seeing the same safe pots and forgettable accessories everywhere. I wanted vessels with character, climbing supports worth looking at, and plant hardware that felt like part of the room instead of an afterthought.

That is where Mortal lives now: somewhere between a fabrication lab, a greenhouse, and a heavy-metal poster. I still love the technical challenge, but the goal is simple—make unusual objects with intention, build them well, and give people something they will not find on an ordinary shelf.

FOUNDER // DESIGNER // MAKERMORTAL 3D PRINTS
[ SIGNALS FROM THE WORKSHOP ]

FOLLOW THE
MORTAL FEED.

New builds, printer chaos, plant experiments, and the next strange object leaving the lab.

LIVE CHANNEL // TIKTOK

FRESH FROM
THE PRINT BED.

TikTok supplies the profile and recent video rail live. Hover, swipe, or open a post to see the newest work.

OPEN @MORTAL.3D.PRINTS ↗
[ CUSTOM SPECIMEN REQUEST ]

BRING US
THE WEIRD ONE.

Need a pot shaped like a relic? A trellis that fits one impossible corner? Tell us what the plant is doing and what the object should feel like.

COMMISSION QUEUE: OPEN
REFERENCE FILES FOLLOW BY REPLYWE'LL ASK FOR MODELS, PHOTOS, OR SKETCHES AFTER FIRST CONTACT
NO SPAM // NO CORPORATE NONSENSE // JUST PLANT GEAR