Amalfi Ceramic Plant Pot
The Amalfi ceramic plant pot is handmade and features a crackled white glaze. With its round shape, the Amalfi pot is suitable for all plant types, from contemporary contrasting dark succulents to more traditional herbs and lavender. Designed with the Amalfi coast in mind, the unique exterior has an almost ancient Italian feel to it. This indoor plant pot will look great on a shelf or a windowsill. We think it would look striking lined as a trio on a dining table.
Product Information
Size: Height 9.5cm x Diameter 10cm
Capacity: Approximately 500ml
Additional Information: This plant pot is suitable for indoor use one, it is not frost resistant. Three felt pads are located at the bottom of the planter to ensure it doesn't scratch the surface beneath. As this product is ceramic, it will crack if dropped.
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