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Finished in a warm blush pink glaze, this handmade pink striped stoneware planter is just as lovely to gift as it is to keep. 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.
Perfectly sized for side tables, kitchen windowsills and desks, it gives popular houseplants like spider plants, peace lilies, ferns and trailing devil's ivy plenty of room to thrive. Paired with a favourite plant, it becomes a thoughtful gift that's ready to enjoy from the moment it's unwrapped.
Pair it with our small and large 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 decorated with hand-painted stripes. The natural movement of the brush and subtle variations in the glaze mean every planter has its own individual finish.
Designed to be used with your plant in its plastic grow pot, this medium planter makes it easy to refresh your display as your collection grows. Its rounded shape suits both upright and trailing plants, while the warm blush finish adds a gentle pop of colour to shelves, windowsills and side tables.
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 occasions is this planter perfect for gifting?
Its medium size makes it a lovely choice for birthdays, new homes, thank you gifts or simply letting someone know you're thinking of them, especially when paired with a favourite houseplant.
How can I create a layered display with different planter sizes?
Pair this planter with the smaller and larger sizes in the collection to create natural variation in height while keeping a beautifully coordinated look.
How do I know if my plant will fit?
Compare your plant's nursery pot with the measurements above before ordering. If the plastic grow pot is slightly too tall, you can carefully trim the top so it sits neatly inside.
Why do the pink stripes vary in colour?
The colour naturally varies during the hand-glazing process, creating subtle differences that make every planter one of a kind.

