Description
This etched ceramic planter brings texture and practicality together in one small piece. Standing 16cm tall and 20cm across, it is glazed in a deep black finish that sits comfortably against greenery, and the carved etched pattern across the body catches the light and adds interest without competing with your plants. A single handle gives it a functional, characterful edge, making it easy to lift and reposition when you are watering or rearranging a shelf.
The wide opening makes this one of the more versatile planters in our range, suiting trailing foliage, herbs, small ferns or a favourite succulent. It works well on a windowsill, a kitchen counter or grouped with other pots along a sideboard, and the neutral black tone means it slots into most schemes from pared-back modern to warmer country styling. Because the ceramic has no drainage hole, we suggest using it with a plastic liner or nursery pot dropped inside, which keeps the base dry and lets you swap plants around freely.
Ceramic is a naturally sturdy material that holds moisture well and keeps roots insulated, so it is a sensible choice for indoor growing. The glazed surface resists water marks and wipes clean with a soft damp cloth, so keeping it looking fresh takes very little effort. Avoid harsh scouring pads that could scratch the finish, and lift rather than drag the planter to protect both the pot and your surfaces.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
16cm |
| Width |
20cm |
| Depth |
20cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is made from glazed ceramic with an etched pattern across the body, giving it both weight and a tactile finish that stands up well to everyday indoor use.
Does it have a drainage hole?
No, the base is solid, so we recommend using a plastic liner or nursery pot inside to protect the ceramic and manage watering.
What plants suit it best?
With a 20cm opening it holds herbs, small ferns, succulents or trailing foliage, and the handle makes it easy to move around your home.
Where should I place it?
It looks at home on a windowsill, counter or sideboard, and the black finish groups nicely with other planters for a layered display.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the surface with a soft damp cloth and avoid abrasive pads, which could mark the glazed finish over time.