Description
This large ceramic planter takes the rounded, gently swelling shape of a traditional water pot, with a wide belly that tapers towards a generous opening at the top. Standing 39cm tall and measuring 37cm across, it has real presence in a room without feeling bulky, and the warm brown glaze gives the ceramic a soft, earthy tone that shifts with the light. The surface carries the subtle variation you expect from a fired finish, so no two pots look exactly alike.
The wide mouth makes this one of the more practical planters we stock, easily accommodating a mature specimen or a fuller arrangement. We would suggest a fern, a trailing pothos or a small indoor tree to play off the curved form, and it sits happily in a hallway, beside a sofa or in a bright corner of a kitchen. Because the opening is generous, it also works beautifully with a plastic liner or nursery pot dropped inside, letting you swap plants around through the seasons without repotting.
The glazed ceramic wipes clean with a damp cloth, and we recommend using a liner or saucer to keep water away from the base and protect your floors and furniture. It has no drainage hole as standard, so a liner is the simplest way to manage watering. Keep it out of hard knocks, as ceramic can chip, and lift rather than drag it when full. Cared for this way, it will stay a dependable home for your greenery for years.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
39cm |
| Width |
37cm |
| Depth |
37cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is made from glazed ceramic in a warm brown finish, with the natural tonal variation that comes from firing, so each pot has its own character.
Where does it work best?
Its rounded water pot shape suits a hallway, living room corner or bright kitchen. Pair it with a fern, trailing foliage or a small indoor tree to complement the curved form.
Can I use a liner inside it?
Yes. The wide 37cm opening is well suited to a plastic liner or nursery pot, which makes watering and swapping plants far easier.
Does it have drainage?
There is no drainage hole as standard, so we suggest a liner or saucer to hold excess water and protect the surface beneath.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the glazed surface with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and lift rather than drag the pot when full to prevent chips.