Description
Sacad is a white stoneware plant pot with a face drawn in raised lines across its front: one eye open, one eye closed, a long nose running down to a mouth of short vertical strokes, and fine ribs that carry on down the footed base like a beard. It is a pot that makes people look twice, and the closer you look, the more you notice, because every line stands proud of the surface. It measures 15cm across and 14.5cm tall, a compact size for a single small houseplant, and at 0.764KG it has a reassuring heft for its size.
Its place is anywhere a face will raise a smile: a console table in the hall, a bookshelf in the living room, a kitchen windowsill or the corner of a desk in a study. A spiky succulent such as an aloe suits it well, the upright leaves reading like a crop of hair above the face. A low, rounded plant works too and leaves the whole face on view. It is a good choice for anyone who likes their houseplants with a little humour, and a cheerful housewarming present for a friend setting up a first home.
The pot is made of 100% stoneware, a clay fired at high temperature into a hard, dense body. Its surface is glossy and lightly speckled, and the raised outlines give the face a hand-drawn look, while the ribbed foot lifts the bowl clear of the shelf and gives a small plant more presence among books and frames. For a fuller arrangement, group it with plain pots and natural textures such as woven baskets and pale wood, and let the face be the one doing the talking.
Specification
| Height |
14.5cm |
| Diameter |
15cm |
| Material |
100% Stoneware |
| Colour |
White |
| Weight |
0.764KG |
Frequently Asked
What material is the Sacad plant pot?
It is made of 100% stoneware, a dense clay fired hard, with a glossy, lightly speckled white surface and the face picked out in raised lines.
How big is it?
It measures 15cm across and 14.5cm tall and weighs 0.764KG, a compact size suited to a single small houseplant on a shelf, sill or desk.
What does the face design look like?
The front carries a face in raised lines: one open eye, one closed eye, a long nose and a mouth of short strokes, with fine ribs running down the footed base.
What kind of plant suits it?
Upright succulents such as an aloe look good in it, their leaves rising like hair above the face, while small, low plants leave the whole design on view.
Does it come with a plant?
No. You receive the stoneware pot on its own, and the plant and the other styling props shown are not included.