No way the manufacturers of this jar could have predicted this use of their product. Looks awesome man!

When I was a teenager, my mother built a working waterfall/rock garden in a corner of the living room. I always thought that was pretty cool. She also loved and built a terrarium in a large water bottle, among other containers. How she would have loved to do this one. Absolutely beautiful.

I am so impressed. How calming it would be to have this miniature falls to stare at while meditating or just... staring.

This man is an artist of the highest order. His medium is so unique, yet his skill set is diverse and multidisciplinary. What a masterpiece.

I'm speechless...this is truly one of your most complicated builds and yet you made an amazing job! Great Build Tanner!

Silicone pro here, less is more.

Man, what I wouldn’t give to have this on my desk. It looks so calming and I bet when you’re working, it’ll relieve your stress when you stare at this beauty! Surrounded by manmade steel/concrete structures and technology, you have this miniature forest calming your soul :)

That is absolutely gorgeous. It's literally like catching a memory in a jar for me, that looks like one of the natural springs around my grandmother's house we used to play near!

It’s beautiful! It would give a room a peaceful and soothing finish. The only thing I would have done differently, would be to use modeling clay to hide the plastic tray, shaping and painting it to look like more stone.

This is awesome. My son does this, and I never really understood what he was doing, but now I think I have gained the knowledge to understand and appreciate what he is doing.

This popped up randomly on my feed and I’ve sat fascinated! If you’ve seen those mass produced numbers in the garden centres, you can really appreciate the natural beauty of this creation. Well done🏻🏻🏻

Brilliant how YouTube (its intended purpose, anyways) brings you in contact with such unbelievably talented craftspersons, showing their fantastical imagination and level of skill that people like me can only wonder about. So glad to have "stumbled" on this channel by pure accident. Subscribed.

This one looks so magical! There's something about having a tiny waterfall inside of a jar. Great work, Tanner!

"Textural contrast" dude your instruction vocabulary is on point just as much as your creation. Bravo