Description
The Okayama Plant Pot is a generous, ball-shaped planter in a brushed gold finish, with wavy ridges circling its body and a softly hammered texture between them. It stands 50cm high and measures 56.5cm long and 56.5cm wide, so it is a little wider than it is tall, which gives it a full, rounded presence on the floor. A circular opening sits at the top, noticeably narrower than the widest part of the body, and the wavy ridges show on the inside too, so the pattern carries through when you look down into it.
As a decorative piece it belongs indoors, and it earns its floor space in a living room corner, beside a sofa, at the foot of a staircase or in a bright hallway where the gold catches the daylight. The rounded shape and closed shoulder suit a single leafy plant, a tall palm or a trailing one that spills over the rim, and the warm metallic colour sits comfortably beside oak, cream walls and deep green foliage. Because the opening is smaller than the body, it reads as a solid sculptural form even before planting, so it works just as well standing empty.
At 3.53KG empty, it is straightforward to move and reposition before you add any compost, and the brushed gold finish, broken up by the hammered texture, catches the light with a warm, uneven shimmer from every angle. A practical tip from us: keep your plant in its own plastic inner pot with a saucer and set it down inside the Okayama, so watering stays contained and you can lift the plant out whenever it needs repotting.
Specification
| Length |
56.5cm |
| Width |
56.5cm |
| Height |
50cm |
| Weight |
3.53KG |
Frequently Asked
Can the Okayama Plant Pot go outside?
We sell it as an indoor planter, so it is best kept in a living room, hallway, landing or another room away from the weather.
How big is the Okayama Plant Pot?
It stands 50cm high and measures 56.5cm long and 56.5cm wide, a broad, rounded size that sits on the floor rather than a shelf.
How heavy is the pot?
It weighs 3.53KG empty, so it is easy to move around a room before compost and a plant are added.
What does the brushed gold finish look like?
It is a warm metallic gold with a hammered texture between wavy horizontal ridges, so the surface shimmers rather than reflecting like a mirror.
Which plants suit this planter?
Its wide body and smaller opening suit a single leafy plant, a palm or a trailing plant, ideally kept in its own inner pot with a saucer.