Description
This jar shaped planter is made from ceramic with a warm brown finish, giving it the rounded, full bodied form of a traditional storage jar that tapers gently towards a wider opening at the top. Standing 31cm tall with a diameter of 30cm, it holds a good volume of soil and suits a medium sized plant or a fuller trailing variety. The glazed surface carries a soft depth of tone that catches the light, so the planter reads as a considered piece rather than a plain container.
The generous opening makes potting and repotting straightforward, and it takes a plastic liner or inner pot easily if you prefer to lift plants out for watering. We like this shape for a leafy fern, a snake plant or a small palm, where the curve of the body balances upright foliage. Set it on the floor beside a sofa, on a wide shelf or grouped with smaller planters for a layered look across a hallway or living room. The brown tone works well against neutral walls, natural wood and terracotta.
Being ceramic, it is sturdy and holds its colour over time. Check whether it has a drainage hole before planting directly, and stand it on a saucer or use a liner if you want to protect surfaces. Wipe the glaze with a damp cloth to keep it clean, and lift with both hands as ceramic planters carry weight once filled. It brings a settled, grounded feel to a room without asking for much upkeep.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
31cm |
| Width |
30cm |
| Depth |
30cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is made from ceramic with a glazed brown finish, which gives it a solid feel and helps it hold its colour with everyday use.
Does it take a liner or inner pot?
Yes. The wide opening accepts a plastic liner or an inner pot, so you can lift plants out for watering and protect the ceramic.
What size plant does it suit?
At 31cm tall and 30cm wide, it holds a medium plant such as a fern, snake plant or small palm, or a fuller trailing variety.
Where does it work best?
On the floor beside seating, on a wide shelf or grouped with smaller planters. The brown tone pairs well with neutral walls and natural wood.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the glazed surface with a damp cloth. Stand it on a saucer or use a liner to guard surfaces if there is no drainage hole.