Description
This large ceramic shell bowl planter takes its shape from a natural scallop, with softly ridged sides that fan outward from a rounded base. Finished in a clean white glaze, the surface has a gentle sheen that catches the light and settles easily into a range of interiors. It measures 16cm in height with a generous 40cm width and 40cm depth, giving you a wide, open bowl form that suits a single feature plant or a low arrangement of several smaller pots.
The broad opening makes this one of the more versatile planters we offer. You can plant directly into it if you seal the interior, though we would suggest using a plastic liner or a nursery pot dropped inside, which keeps the ceramic protected and makes watering and repotting far simpler. Trailing succulents, ferns or a shallow display of seasonal flowers all work well in a bowl this shape. It sits comfortably on a sideboard, a wide windowsill, a hallway console or a low table where its sweeping outline can be appreciated from above.
Ceramic is a solid, weighty material that holds its position and resists knocks in everyday use. To care for it, wipe the glaze with a soft damp cloth and dry it afterwards to keep the white finish bright. Avoid harsh abrasives that could dull the surface. If you use a liner, empty any standing water regularly so the base stays clean and the plant roots stay healthy through the seasons.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
16cm |
| Width |
40cm |
| Depth |
40cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is made from glazed ceramic with a smooth white finish. The material is sturdy and holds its weight well, giving the bowl a stable base for planting.
Can I plant directly into it?
We recommend using a liner or a nursery pot placed inside, as this protects the ceramic and makes watering and repotting easier. Direct planting is possible if you seal the interior first.
Where does it suit best?
The wide, shallow shape works on a sideboard, console table, windowsill or low table. It looks best where you can see into the bowl from above and appreciate the shell form.
What can I plant in it?
The 40cm width suits succulents, ferns, trailing plants or a low seasonal arrangement of several smaller pots grouped together.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe the glaze with a soft damp cloth and dry it afterwards. Avoid abrasive cleaners, and empty any standing water from a liner to keep the base clean.