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pottery hanging planter

pottery hanging planter Hanging Planter Pot – Fern Street Pottery

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pottery hanging planter Hanging Planter Pot – Fern Street PotterySo sweet for hanging plants in the window! Great for hanging plants, succulents, or air plants. my favorite is the burrows tail. Super cute in a set of three. These hanging planters are thrown on the wheel by Meredith at her Fern Street Pottery studio. They are thrown with a red brown stoneware clay then glazed in a speckled white glaze, allowing the clay to show through just a bit. The planters are approximately 4" x 4" each one is a tiny bit

 

So sweet for hanging plants in the window! Great for hanging plants, succulents, or air plants. my favorite is the burrows’ tail. Super cute in a set of three. 

These hanging planters are thrown on the wheel by Meredith at her Fern Street Pottery studio. They are thrown with a red-brown stoneware clay then glazed in a speckled white glaze, allowing the clay to show through just a bit. The planters are approximately 4" x 4" each one is a tiny bit different, which is the beauty of handcrafted pottery!

This planter does NOT have a drainage hole, so it will not drip. You can put a small plant in it, straight from the nursery in the container without replanting, or add more soil and plant the plant, watering sparely. Perfect for succulents!

They are unglazed on the inside, and strung with a hemp twine. The top is a simple loop knot so that you can tie it shorter, or leave it long as desired for your location.

I will include a ceiling screw-hook (“cup hook”) for easy installation! To hang in the window, just screw the hook into the top of your window, directly above the sill.

*plant NOT included. Planter will ship empty.

 

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