Description
This flocked bunny ears planter is a simple white ceramic pot with a pair of soft pink rabbit ears rising from inside the rim at the back, as though a bunny has hopped in and is just peeking out. The pot is round and gently tapered, a little wider at the top than at the base, with a smooth, glossy white finish. The ears are flocked for a velvety feel, in a gentle pink that begs to be touched. It stands 20cm tall and measures 13cm across, a medium planter that sits comfortably on a windowsill, shelf or table.
It is made for Easter, bringing a cheerful spring note to a kitchen windowsill, a mantelpiece or a sideboard in the hall. Pop a small plant in its nursery pot inside, add a few faux spring stems, or fill it with wrapped chocolate eggs for an Easter morning surprise. It also makes a thoughtful Easter gift, either on its own or with a little plant already settled in, for anyone who loves to mark the season around the home. It sits just as happily on a desk or a bedside table once the eggs are gone.
The pot is ceramic with a glossy white surface, and the flocked ears make a tactile contrast against its smooth sides. To care for it, wipe the pot with a damp cloth and dry it, and dust the ears gently with a soft dry cloth or brush, keeping them away from water so the flocking stays soft. We would keep a plant in its own nursery pot inside and lift it out to water, which keeps the ears dry and the ceramic clean. For a pretty Easter table, stand it at the centre with a scatter of painted eggs around its base.
Specification
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Colour |
White & Pink |
| Height |
20cm |
| Width |
13cm |
| Depth |
13cm |
| Weight |
0.513kg |
| Occasion |
Easter |
Frequently Asked
How big is the bunny ears planter?
It stands 20cm tall and measures 13cm across, a medium size that suits a windowsill, shelf or Easter table without taking up much room.
What is the planter made of?
The pot is ceramic with a smooth, glossy white finish, and the two bunny ears have a velvety flocked finish in soft pink.
What colour is it?
The pot itself is white and the bunny ears are pink, so it reads as a crisp white planter with a gentle touch of pink at the top.
How should I use it with a real plant?
We suggest keeping a small plant in its own nursery pot inside, then lifting it out to water, which keeps the flocked ears dry and the ceramic clean.
How do I clean the planter?
Wipe the ceramic pot with a damp cloth and dry it, and dust the flocked ears gently with a soft dry cloth or brush, keeping them dry.
Does it make a good Easter gift?
Yes, it makes a cheerful Easter gift, whether on its own, filled with wrapped chocolate eggs, or with a small potted plant already settled inside.