danish plant pots Copenhagen Pot

danish plant pots Copenhagen PotThe Copenhagen Pot is one of Bergs Potters most iconic designs, inspired by the elegant clay vessels created for Denmarks Royal Palace of Fredensborg in 1860. Reimagined with timeless Scandinavian sensibility, it brings a sense of understated grandeur to any space, pairing beautifully with everything from lush greenery to the simplest houseplant. Dimensions 12 cm 4. 7" x 11 cm 4. 3" 14 cm 5. 5" x 12 cm 4. 7" 16 cm 6. 3" x 14 cm 5. 5" 18 cm 7. 1" x 16

The Copenhagen Pot is one of Bergs Potter’s most iconic designs, inspired by the elegant clay vessels created for Denmark’s Royal Palace of Fredensborg in 1860. Reimagined with timeless Scandinavian sensibility, it brings a sense of understated grandeur to any space, pairing beautifully with everything from lush greenery to the simplest houseplant.

Dimensions

• 12 cm / 4.7" x 11 cm / 4.3"
• 14 cm / 5.5" x 12 cm / 4.7"
• 16 cm / 6.3" x 14 cm / 5.5"
• 18 cm / 7.1" x 16 cm / 6.3"

Details

• Each pot includes a drainage hole and coordinating saucer (saucers finished to help prevent mould)
• Fired at exceptionally high temperatures for lasting strength and durability
• Crafted from raw, chemical-free terracotta that develops a beautiful, natural patina over time
• Naturally porous terracotta supports airflow, drainage, and healthy root systems
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, frost-resistant
• Made in small family-owned workshops in Tuscany, Italy, using traditional techniques

About

Founded in Copenhagen in 1942, Bergs Potter is celebrated for crafting timeless terracotta pots designed to be treasured for generations. Made from premium Italian clay, each pot offers a beautiful balance of strength and natural porosity, supporting healthy plant growth through thoughtful, functional design.

Rooted in Scandinavian design tradition and inspired by history, nature, and classic European forms, every Bergs Potter piece brings enduring beauty and a touch of nature into the home or garden.

Note

Each pot and saucer is hand-finished; some variation in colour and texture should be expected. Due to the porous quality of natural clay, items will change colour or patina over time from exposure to water, handling, and salts found in soil.