Wormiston Ceramic Plant Pot 13.7cm - White & Brown

The Wormiston is a small ceramic plant pot with a ribbed body, raised on short feet and finished in a glossy white glaze with brown stripes running from the gently wavy rim to the base. The glaze settles differently along each rib, so the white turns soft and cloudy in places and the brown lines wander a little, giving the pot a relaxed, irregular look rather than a uniform pattern. It stands 13.7cm tall, 13.4cm long and 13.2cm wide and weighs 0.62KG, a compact size that sits comfortably on a shelf or windowsill without crowding it.

We see it as an indoor pot for the spots where a small plant lives day to day: a kitchen windowsill, a bookshelf, a desk or the top of a sideboard. The white and brown is a neutral pairing that sits easily with pale wood, white walls and warm stone tones, and the feet lift it clear of the surface so it looks lighter than its size would suggest. It suits a fern, a herb, a small succulent or a faux plant, and it makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves greenery but has little room to spare.

The body is ceramic, with a glossy glaze over the outside and the rim and a dark glaze on the inner wall, so the surface is smooth and wipes clean with a soft, damp cloth. Ceramic can chip if it is knocked against a hard edge, so we suggest lifting the pot by its body rather than its rim when moving it. For an easy routine, keep the plant in its plastic nursery pot inside the Wormiston and take it out to water, letting it drain fully before returning it, so the glaze stays clean and the roots never stand in water.

What size is the Wormiston plant pot?

It stands 13.7cm tall, measures 13.4cm long and 13.2cm wide, and weighs 0.62KG, a good size for a windowsill, shelf or desk.

What material is the pot?

It is ceramic, finished in a glossy glaze that is white with brown stripes running down each rib of the body.

Is the pot suited to outdoor use?

We sell the Wormiston as an indoor pot, so keep it in the home on a windowsill, a shelf, a sideboard or a desk.

Which plants suit this pot?

Its compact size suits a small houseplant such as a fern, a herb or a succulent, or a faux plant for a spot with little daylight.

How should I clean the glazed finish?

A soft, damp cloth is all it needs, as the smooth glaze lets dust and light marks come clean with very little effort.

Does the pot stand on feet?

Yes, it stands on short ceramic feet that raise the ribbed body clear of the surface and give the pot a light, lifted look.