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ANISE Potier Planter – French Garden Pottery
ANISE Potier Planter – French Garden Pottery
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A clean, tapered terracotta planter with understated French garden character and timeless simplicity.
The Potier Planter is part of the ANISE Pottery Collection by Botanical Collections. Inspired by traditional French nursery pots and working garden vessels, Potier has a simple tapered shape that feels classic, practical, and easy to use in many garden settings.
Hand-thrown by artisans in Honduras using traditional terracotta clay, each planter has natural variations in color, texture, and finish that reflect its handmade character.
Its deep profile provides room for roots, making it a beautiful choice for herbs, upright perennials, topiaries, flowering plants, and decorative indoor or outdoor plantings.
Details
- Hand-thrown terracotta clay
- Clean tapered planter shape
- Simple French garden design
- Drainage hole included
- Available in multiple sizes and finishes
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
- Natural variations in color, texture, and finish are part of its handmade character
Approximate measurements
- Small #2 — 5.5" diameter × 5" H
- Medium #4 — 7.5" diameter × 6" H
- Large #6 — 9" diameter × 8" H
- Extra Large #10 — 11" diameter × 9" H
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- DVDorothy V.Verified BuyerI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoPerfect!
I was looking for a pot for my parlor palm that had just a hint of green, with a beautiful shape. The Potier fit the bill in style and color.
Was this helpful?Hidden Lake Garden Home1 year agoDorothy, Thank you for your kind words! We're so glad the Potier planter perfectly fits your parlor palm. Its elegant shape and subtle green-grey tones genuinely make it a standout piece. We hope it brings charm and style to your space!
Warm regards,
Sharon - DHDeanna H.Verified BuyerI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoBeautiful
I love this planter and all of the planters I have received so far. This was the perfect size for my huge Boston fern.
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