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australia pot plant Sage Green Palm Indoor Plant Pot - Various sizes available

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australia pot plant Sage Green Palm Indoor Plant Pot - Various sizes availableSage Green Palm Indoor Plant Pot This sage green palm ceramic pot is a premium, handcrafted planter featuring a soft textured palm pattern that adds subtle elegance to any space. Made in Portugal from high quality stoneware, it is fully waterproof and suitable for both indoor and outdoor styling. Why Customers Love This Pot Premium Stoneware Ceramic Non porous, durable, and 100 percent waterproof for confident plant styling. Palm Textured Finish A

Sage Green Palm Indoor Plant Pot

This sage green palm ceramic pot is a premium, handcrafted planter featuring a soft textured palm pattern that adds subtle elegance to any space. Made in Portugal from high quality stoneware, it is fully waterproof and suitable for both indoor and outdoor styling.

🪴 Why Customers Love This Pot

Premium Stoneware Ceramic - Non-porous, durable, and 100 percent waterproof for confident plant styling.
Palm Textured Finish - A refined palm pattern with a soft, earthy glaze that creates a statement without overpowering.
European Craftsmanship - Designed and made in Portugal by a family-owned ceramic specialist with sustainability at the core.
Indoor & Outdoor Ready - Suitable for use inside the home or in protected outdoor areas.
Multiple Sizes Available - Choose from three sizes to suit different plants and spaces.


🏡 Where This Pot Works Best

Living Rooms & Bedrooms - Adds warmth and texture to shelves, side tables, and floors.
Entryways & Hallways - Creates a calm, welcoming focal point.
Balconies & Courtyards - Suitable for outdoor use where controlled watering is preferred.
Interior Styling Projects - Ideal for residential and commercial interiors.


📐 Size & Capacity Guide

(Soil volumes are approximate and based on internal ceramic dimensions.)

Size Option Width / Diameter Height Soil Volume
Small 14 cm 13 cm ~1.2 litres
Medium 16 cm 16.5 cm ~2.5 litres
Large 20 cm 20 cm ~4 to 5 litres



📏 Product Specifications

  • Material: Ceramic stoneware

  • Finish: Sage green glazed palm texture

  • Shape: Egg

  • Drainage Holes: No

  • Self-Watering: No

  • Indoor Use: Yes

  • Outdoor Use: Yes

  • Saucer Included: No

  • Dimensions: Vary by size. Refer to the Size & Capacity Guide above.


🌱 Plant Compatibility Guide

  • Small Size: Compact indoor plants and decorative foliage

  • Medium Size: Feature houseplants and leafy indoor plants

  • Large Size: Statement indoor plants and floor-level styling

  • Liner or Insert Use: Recommended for easier watering and plant changes


🧼 Care & Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Wipe gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth.

  • Watering Care: Avoid overwatering due to the absence of drainage holes.

  • Outdoor Placement: Suitable for outdoor use in protected areas away from heavy rainfall.


❔ FAQs About This Pot

Does this pot have drainage holes?
No, this pot does not include drainage holes and is fully waterproof.

Is this pot suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, it can be used outdoors in protected areas where excess water exposure is avoided.

Which size should I choose?
Choose based on your plant size or size up for easier long-term maintenance.

Is each pot identical?
No, slight variations in finish and texture are normal due to the handcrafted process.

Is the plant included?
No, plants are sold separately.


🛒 Ready to Elevate Your Space?

Select your preferred size today and add a refined, handcrafted statement to your indoor or outdoor space.

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