Description
This large ceramic planter wears a pair of flocked bunny ears that peep up over the rim, as though a rabbit is hiding inside. The round, gently tapering pot has a glossy white glaze, and the two ears are a soft dusty pink with a velvety flocked surface that contrasts with the smooth shine of the ceramic. It stands 24cm tall and measures 16cm across. That generous size gives a leafy houseplant or a pot of spring bulbs room to settle in. The ears rise from the rim at one side, leaving the opening clear for planting.
At Easter it brings a playful touch to a kitchen windowsill, a sideboard or the centre of the table, and it suits a hallway console just as well. Planted with daffodils, primroses or a trailing fern, it makes a cheerful Easter gift that keeps going long after the chocolate has gone. As a freestanding pot, it needs no brackets or hooks and can move from room to room as the season changes. Once Easter has passed, it works as a soft pastel holder for herbs on the counter or a small succulent on a bedroom shelf.
The pot is made from ceramic with a glossy white glaze, while the ears carry a flocked finish that gives them a soft, velvety feel. For everyday care, wipe the glazed pot with a damp cloth. Dust the ears gently with a soft dry cloth or brush, and keep them away from water so the flocking stays neat. We would leave your plant in its plastic nursery pot and sit it inside, which makes watering simple and keeps the ears dry. Tie a ribbon around the rim, tuck a few mini eggs among the leaves, and it is ready to give as an Easter present.
Specification
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Colour |
White & Pink |
| Height |
24cm |
| Width |
16cm |
| Depth |
16cm |
| Weight |
0.78kg |
| Occasion |
Easter |
Frequently Asked
How big is the bunny ears planter?
It stands 24cm tall and measures 16cm across. That leaves plenty of room for a houseplant, a pot of spring bulbs or a small herb.
What is the planter made from?
The pot is ceramic with a glossy white glaze. The two bunny ears have a soft, velvety flocked finish in dusty pink.
What colour is it?
The pot itself is a glossy white, and the flocked bunny ears rising from the rim are a soft dusty pink.
How should I put a plant in it?
We would keep your plant in its plastic nursery pot and set it inside the planter. This makes watering easy and helps keep the flocked ears dry.
How do I clean the planter?
Wipe the glazed pot with a damp cloth. Dust the flocked ears gently with a soft dry cloth or brush, keeping water away from them.
Does it make a good Easter gift?
Yes. Planted with primroses or daffodils, or filled with mini eggs, it makes a cheerful Easter gift that stays useful long after the holiday.