Terrariums & Planters
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Metal Robot Planter
$145.00
Square Face 14" x 9" x 37"tVisit product page →
Round Face 16.5" x 7.5" x 31"t -
Balter Pot Collection
$14.00
Turn any boring corner into an indoor botanical garden with these cute small ceramic planters! Each pot features a drainage hole for arrogation and matching colored saucer for mess-free watering. Crafted of ceramic, each pot features a classic elegant intricate design that fits perfectly in any setting from causal boho to minimalist contemporary. Balter is 3.5" in diameter and 3.5" tall. Plants are not included.Visit product page → -
Porcelain Bird Vase
$20.00
Visit product page →The Porcelain Bird has a larger hole on her backside that you can use to fill her with water and there are five small holes along her breast that you can fill up with flowers. If you really want to push her to be a modern white vase, throw in some itty bitty air plants! The end result leaves a lush landscape for her to rest in. This bird vase is fully glazed inside so it won't leak.
Each Bird is 3.5" in diameter and 8.75" tall.
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The Astronaut Vase
$25.00
Visit product page →It's one small step for the Pottery Shop and one giant leap for all funky floral designs.
Your new ceramic desk top companion comes fully glazed and has a handy backpack - perfect for displaying freshly picked specimens. We absolutely love Yuri the Astronaut to the moon and back.
The The Astronaut Vase comes in 2 sizes:
- Large: 3.5" long, 8" tall
- Medium: 3" long, 6" tall
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Small Minute 2 Pot & Saucer
$14.00
Visit product page →Looking good and keeping your plants looking there best has never been this easy.
The minute 2 ceramic flower pots and saucer has the same great fully glazed triple dip design and drainage hole you all love in new fun and elegant colors and design that will keep your plants stay happy and healthy while still looking modern and stylish in any home or office.
Minute is 3" in diameter and 3" tall.
We love them with succulent donkey tail, bunny ear cacti, and the popular jade plant.
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Big Liberte 3 Pot Collection
$24.00
It is a traditional flower pot shape in a 4.25” pot. These pots have a convenient drainage hole so your plants can thrive and grow in a bigger space. The styles are bold and whimsy with some fun colors and patterns. Big Liberte is 4.25" in diameter and tall. Plants we love in the pot: Crassula, Echeveria, Sedum, Burro's Tail, and Agave. Plants in photos are not included.Visit product page → -
Small Liberte Pots
$14.00
Pots with drainage holes. Sounds simple eh? Well they are. But this does not do Liberte any justice, whatsoever. With its classical almost Oriental style finish, one minute it seems you’re having a picnic in China with this perfect piece, the next you’re in Wonderland having tea with Alice and her friends! Coming complete with their own flower pot saucers of course, Liberte has been a HUGE hit.Visit product page →Liberte is 3.25" in diameter. Plants we love in the pot: Crassula, Echeveria, Sedum, Burro's Tail, Agave. Plants pictured are not included.
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Visit product page →This hand pinched planter is the perfect addition to a modern home. You can have so much play mixing and matching colors and sizes. The texture radiates the satin matte glaze. The round planter has a drainage hole and comes with a fitted plate. For indoor and outdoor use. Just remember to bring it in during freezing seasons. Plants not included.
- Small: 3 3/4" " diameter x 3 3/4" tall
- Drain plate included
- Made with porcelain clay and satin matte glaze
- Food, microwave, dishwasher safe
About the artist: Elizabeth Benotti of Eliot, Maine, the artist behind these porcelain pieces was born and raised in Massachusetts before being called west to earn a BFA at the University of Colorado in Boulder. It was there that she took her first ceramics class. It didn’t take long to fall in love with the material, process and community this medium fosters. Upon graduation, She was accepted into the Resident Artists program at the Mendocino Art Center. In a small town nestled on the northern coast of California, she worked alongside a small group of dedicated artists and explored the relationships between everyday objects, color, image and form.
