1.-2. Flower pot

Abstract

1. The flower pot, as can be seen from the attached images, Fig. 1.1 and 1.2, as a body shaped like an inverted hemmed pyramid, the upper edge of which is characterized by a marginal extension, with a rectangular cross-section. The outer side of the trapezoidal walls, along the entire height, is characterized by a series of horizontal depressions, of different lengths, whose edges are arched. The square bottom is characterized by supporting elements of the body shaped in the form of rectangular outlets and the center of the square bottom is characterized by a shallow depression shaped in the form of a low pyramid.; 2. The flower pot, as can be seen from the attached images, Fig. 2.1- 2.4, is shaped in the form of an inverted hemmed pyramid, the upper edge of which is characterized by a marginal extension. The outer side of the trapezoidal walls, along the entire height, is characterized by a series of horizontal depressions, of different lengths, with arched edges. The square bottom is characterized by supporting body elements shaped in the form of rectangular outlets and the center of the square bottom is characterized by a shallow depression shaped in the form of a low pyramid, as well as four rectangular ribs that have the appearance of a cross. The insole is shaped in the form of an inverted hemmed pyramid, square base, whose edge is characterized by marginal expansion, while all four corners of the square bottom are characterized by one hemispherical bulge.

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