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Handmade Ceramic Succulent Planter, Rustic Blue Glazed Bonsai Pot, Small Wabi-sabi Stoneware Flower Pot, Gardening Gift for Plant Lovers4467510458

Vases & Vessels · Vase

Handmade Ceramic Succulent Planter

Tide Blue Vase

$19.09

A tide blue vase, selected for its character, material presence, and the small story it brings to a lived-in room.

Colour note
Tide Blue
Object
Vase
Material
Mixed materials
SKU
4467510458
Selection
Coronado Vintage
Object notes & dimensions Read full description

Bring a touch of rustic elegance to your green space with our Hand-Glazed Footed Ceramic Planter. Crafted for those who appreciate the beauty of imperfection, this planter features a stunning reactive glaze that blends deep earthy browns with serene ocean blues. Its unique "tripod" footed design not only provides excellent stability but also adds a sophisticated architectural element to your desk, windowsill, or shelf. Why You’ll Love It: Artisanal Craftsmanship: Each pot is individually glazed, meaning the color transitions and textures are one-of-a-kind. Optimal Plant Health: The breathable stoneware material and elevated feet help maintain a healthy environment for succulents, cacti, or lithops. Compact & Versatile: Perfectly sized for small succulents (like Echeveria or String of Pearls) or as a delicate starter pot for bonsai. Perfect Gift: An ideal choice for housewarmings, birthdays, or as a treat for any dedicated plant parent. Specifications: Outer Diameter: Approx. 7cm (2.75") Height: Approx. 8cm (3.15") Material: High-quality stoneware / Ceramic Style: Rustic / Wabi-sabi / Vintage Note: Listing is for the pot only; plants are not included.

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The details

Made for a lived-in room.

This object was chosen for the little shift it makes: more colour by a window, more warmth on a shelf, more character in an ordinary corner.

Its marks, variations, material texture, and original character are part of the appeal. Let it stand alone or make it the first of many collected discoveries.