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Navy Blue Terracotta Planter
Navy Blue Terracotta Planter
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A deep navy hand-glazed terracotta planter — porous clay underneath, richly toned glaze on top, working quietly in your plant's favour.
The Navy Blue Terracotta Planter is hand-finished natural terracotta earthenware with a deep navy glaze hand-applied over the porous clay body. Terracotta's porous walls allow air and moisture to move through the soil, which means roots stay dry between waterings and are far less likely to rot — a genuine benefit, not just a material choice. Made in small batches by Indian artisans.
At 11.5 cm wide and 10 cm tall, it sits neatly on a desk corner, a windowsill ledge, or a bathroom shelf. The navy glaze is richly toned — saturated enough to hold its own against white walls and pale wood, understated enough to not compete with the plant growing inside it. Works well with small succulents, cacti, and trailing pothos; the deep colour also makes a good contrast pot for pale-leaved plants like silver inch plants or ghost plants.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Material: Terracotta, hand-glazed
Colour: Navy blue
Dimensions: Width 11.5 cm × Height 10 cm
Best for: Small succulents, cacti, trailing pothos, pale-leaved plants. Desk, windowsill, bathroom shelf
In the box: 1 planter
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Wipe clean with a dry cloth. Avoid prolonged soaking.
Q: What is this planter made of?
A: The Navy Blue Terracotta Planter is hand-finished terracotta with a hand-applied navy glaze, made in small batches by Indian artisans.
Q: Why does terracotta help prevent overwatering?
A: The porous clay walls let air and moisture move through the soil, so roots stay dry between waterings and are far less likely to rot.
Q: What are the dimensions?
A: 11.5 cm wide and 10 cm tall — a compact size suited to a desk, windowsill, or bathroom shelf.
Q: What plants pair well with the navy glaze?
A: Small succulents, cacti, and trailing pothos work well, and pale-leaved plants like silver inch plants or ghost plants create a striking contrast against the deep navy.
Q: How should I clean this planter?
A: Wipe with a dry cloth and avoid prolonged soaking, which can affect the porous terracotta body.
