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Finished in a warm blush pink glaze, this handmade pink striped stoneware planter pairs beautifully with deep green foliage, bringing warmth and colour to your home. Wheel-thrown in our Dartmoor studio using flecked stoneware clay, each planter is individually decorated with softly hand-painted stripes, giving every piece its own individual character.
There's plenty of room for established houseplants to thrive, whether you choose a trailing pothos, a glossy philodendron, an architectural snake plant or a flourishing peace lily. The generous size creates a striking display while the warm blush finish offers a beautiful alternative to neutral plant pots, letting both the planter and the plant become part of your décor.
Pair it with our mini, small and medium planters to create a beautifully layered display.
Each planter is wheel-thrown by hand in our Dartmoor studio using flecked stoneware clay before being finished in a warm blush pink satin glaze and carefully painted with soft pink stripes. The gentle movement of the brush and natural variations in the glaze mean every planter has its own unique finish.
Designed to be used with your plant in its plastic grow pot, this larger planter gives established houseplants plenty of room while making it easy to refresh your display as your collection changes. Its rounded shape suits both upright and trailing varieties, creating a balanced display from every angle.
PLEASE NOTE:
Fitting Your Plant
To keep your handmade stoneware looking its best, wash gently with warm, soapy water and avoid sudden changes in temperature.
Which houseplants work particularly well in this planter?
Its generous size is ideal for larger houseplants such as pothos, philodendrons, peace lilies, snake plants and ZZ plants.
How can I create a fuller plant display?
Combining upright plants with trailing varieties adds natural height, texture and movement, especially when styled alongside other planter sizes from the collection.
Why do the stripes vary in colour?
The stripes are painted by hand, so you'll naturally notice areas where the colour appears stronger, particularly towards the base. This is part of the hand-glazing process and makes every planter unique.
What makes the large planter different from the smaller sizes?
The larger size gives established houseplants more room to grow while creating a bold focal point in your home.

