Ceramic Planter
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Handmade in small batches, packed plastic-free and shipped carbon-offset.
Beschrijving
Creamy white foam ripples over a warm chestnut-brown base, caught mid-movement and set in glaze.
This footed ceramic planter can be used as a small cachepot, raised on a short pedestal foot and finished with a reactive lava glaze that pools and breaks differently on every piece. Made from glazed stoneware with a tactile, handmade feel, it lifts a single small plant just off the surface and gives it presence on a shelf, sideboard or windowsill. Slip a potted herb, succulent or trailing green inside and let the foamy white edges frame the leaves.
- Material: Glazed stoneware
- Finish: Reactive lava glaze, creamy white over chestnut brown
- Form: Small planter on a short pedestal foot
- Use: Direct planter or cachepot for a small potted plant
- Style: Bohemian · Japandi · Natural
Pair it with paler pots for quiet contrast and wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth.
Afmetingen & materiaal
- Afmeting
- Diameter 15 cm x Height 15 cm
- Materiaal
- Glazed stoneware
- Verzorging
- Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners. Decorative ceramics are not dishwasher- or microwave-safe unless stated otherwise. Handle with care - ceramic can chip if knocked.
Shipping
Free shipping within the EU from €80 (always CO₂-offset via DPD). In-stock products ship within 3 business days. You'll receive a Track & Trace.
Returns
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Our guarantee
Handmade in small batches and checked by hand. Does a product arrive less than perfect? We'll replace it right away. Let us know and we'll sort it out for you.
Kenmerken
Chosen for calm, compact living
- Every piece in the collection earns its place — chosen for homes where space is real and clutter is not welcome. Nothing as filler, nothing that shouts.
Honest about the details
- Material, size and care are listed right there — no hiding behind mood photography. You know exactly what's arriving.
Furnish slowly — a home is a self-portrait
- Buy the piece you'll still love in five years. Build a room that feels like you, one considered object at a time.
