Set of 2 Round Ceramic Planters with Perched Bunnies - White

This set of two round ceramic planters brings a little charm to a shelf or sill, with a small white bunny perched on the rim of each pot, paws over the edge as if peering in at the plant. The pots are a clean, simple round shape with softly curved bases, finished in a fresh white gloss glaze that catches the light, and each bunny shares the same glaze so it reads as part of the pot. One planter is a touch larger than the other, so the pair sits nicely side by side at slightly different heights, or apart in two separate rooms.

We like them for small houseplants: a trailing pothos, a little fern, a cluster of succulents or a pot of basil or mint on the kitchen windowsill. They sit as happily on a bedroom shelf, a desk, a bathroom sill or a bookcase, and the plain white works in a modern room as easily as in a cottage kitchen, letting the green of the plant do the talking. Put the larger one where the plant needs more root room and the smaller one beside it, or give each its own corner so the bunnies keep watch in different parts of the house.

Each planter is ceramic with a smooth white gloss glaze inside and out. To keep it bright, wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it with a soft one, and handle the bunnies with a little care, as a small ceramic figure is the most delicate part of a piece. For easy watering, leave your plant in its plastic growing pot, set it inside the planter and lift it out to water and drain at the sink before popping it back. Planted up with something trailing that spills over the rim beside the bunny, the pair makes a cheerful gift that needs nothing more than a ribbon.

What are these bunny planters made of?

Both planters are ceramic with a white gloss glaze, and the little bunny on each rim is finished in the same glossy white.

Are the two planters the same size?

No, one planter is a little larger than the other, so the set of two sits well together at slightly different heights.

What plants suit these planters?

They suit small houseplants such as succulents, a little fern, a trailing pothos or a pot of kitchen herbs like basil or mint.

How do I water a plant in these planters?

We suggest leaving the plant in its plastic growing pot inside the planter, then lifting it out to water and drain at the sink.

How should I clean the planters?

Wipe the glaze with a damp cloth and dry it with a soft one, taking a little care around the small bunny figures.

Do the planters make a good gift?

Yes, planted up with a small trailing plant or herbs and tied with a ribbon, the pair makes a cheerful and practical present.