indoor planter

Calling to mind the colorful markets of Mexico, this flower pot makes a wonderful addition to indoor or outdoor decor. Mexico's Armando Sobreyra creates the planter, working in the style of traditional Talavera ceramics. The pot is crafted by hand and painted with meticulous detail in a process that can take as many as 21 days.

Calling to mind the colorful markets of Mexico, this flower pot makes a wonderful addition to indoor or outdoor decor. Mexico's Armando Sobreyra creates the planter, working in the style of traditional Talavera ceramics. The pot is crafted by hand and painted with meticulous detail in a process that can take as many as 21 days.

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.

This delightful small planter is designed by Claudia España in Guatemala, who takes inspiration from the Baile de los Gigantes, or "Dance of the Giants". The colorful procession of oversized figures takes place in Guatemala during the celebrations of Corpus Christ and Christmas. The planter is crafted from ceramic and carefully painted by hand.

This delightful small planter is designed by Claudia España in Guatemala, who takes inspiration from the Baile de los Gigantes, or "Dance of the Giants". The colourful procession of oversized figures takes place in Guatemala during the celebrations of Corpus Christ and Christmas. The planter is crafted from ceramic and carefully painted by hand.