Description
This brown ceramic planter takes the rounded, full-bellied form of a traditional water pot, giving it a shape that feels grounded and generous. Standing 29cm tall and 31cm wide, it holds enough presence to anchor a corner or fill an empty space beside a chair or fireplace. The ceramic body carries a warm brown finish with the subtle tonal variation you get from a glazed surface, so no two pots look exactly alike. The wide belly narrows towards a rounded opening, keeping the profile soft rather than sharp.
As one of our larger planters, it suits leafy greenery that needs room to spread, from trailing pothos to a broad-leafed fern or a small indoor tree. The opening is well sized for a plastic liner or nursery pot, which we would recommend since ceramic pots of this style are often supplied without a drainage hole. Drop your plant straight in with its inner pot and lift it out easily for watering. It works well in a plant-filled living room, a bright hallway or a conservatory, and pairs happily with woven baskets and other planters of varying heights for a layered look.
To care for it, wipe the ceramic with a soft damp cloth to lift dust and keep the glaze clean. Avoid harsh scouring, which can dull the finish over time. If you plant directly into it, use a saucer beneath to protect floors and shelves from moisture. Position on a level surface to keep the rounded base stable.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
29cm |
| Width |
31cm |
| Depth |
31cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is made from glazed ceramic in a warm brown finish. The surface shows gentle tonal variation, which is natural to fired and glazed pieces.
Does it have a drainage hole?
Planters in this style are typically supplied without a drainage hole, so we suggest using a plastic liner or keeping your plant in its nursery pot inside.
How big is it and what size plant does it suit?
It stands 29cm tall and 31cm wide, making it well suited to larger leafy plants or a small indoor tree that needs room to grow.
Where does it work best?
It suits a living room corner, a bright hallway or a conservatory, and looks good grouped with baskets and planters at different heights.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe the ceramic with a soft damp cloth to remove dust. Avoid abrasive cleaners so the glaze stays looking its best.