indoor planter

Ghana's Raphael Amediku breathes new life into broken pottery fragments he gathers from local artisans by beautifully repurposing them into an elegant ceramic decorative flower pot. Adorned with hand-painted white motifs featuring geometric patterns, streaks and dots on a black background, this eco-friendly planter adds a touch of sophistication to your indoor or outdoor haven. In the African Ewe language, the word Gboane means “originator,” a fitting tribute to the creative spirit behind this exceptional creation.

This exquisite ceramic decorative flower pot by Ghana's Raphael Amediku embraces sustainability by ingeniously repurposing broken pottery fragments sourced from local artisans, giving them new life in a stunningly unique design. With its hand-painted white and black exterior adorned with inverted chevron and dot motifs as well as a distressed finish that adds a touch of rustic charm, this eco-friendly planter is an eye-catching decorative accent for your indoor or outdoor oasis. The word Gboane means “originator” in the African Ewe language.

For a lovely addition to your home or garden, this pair of flower pots is created by Mexico's Rosales Family. The talented artisans select reclaimed stone, which displays a beautiful variety of natural colors. Crafted in the shape of a heart, each pot features a hole in the bottom for drainage.

The artisans of Mexico's Rosales Family offer this set of three flower pots for a lovely addition to your home or garden. Crafted from reclaimed stone that displays beautiful natural colors, each flower pot takes the shape of a heart. Little holes in the bottoms of these pots allow for drainage.

Decorated with striped spiral patterns, this set of three flower pots is created by the Rosales Family artisans of Mexico. You will fall in love with the variety of natural colors offered by the reclaimed stone. Each flower pot features a hole in the bottom for drainage.