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sheep planter pot Baby Sheep Planter - Coco Coir PotsMeet the baby sheep planter that earns its place on any shelf. Handwoven from organic coco coir by skilled artisans in the Philippines, this mini animal planter brings a little natural charm to your home and supports fair trade communities with every purchase. A genuinely thoughtful gift for plant lovers, new parents, or anyone who appreciates beautiful, earth friendly things. Features Sheep shaped design: A sweet, sculptural mini planter handcrafted
Meet the baby sheep planter that earns its place on any shelf. Handwoven from organic coco coir by skilled artisans in the Philippines, this mini animal planter brings a little natural charm to your home — and supports fair trade communities with every purchase. A genuinely thoughtful gift for plant lovers, new parents, or anyone who appreciates beautiful, earth-friendly things.
✨ Features
- 🐑 Sheep-shaped design: A sweet, sculptural mini planter handcrafted into an adorable baby sheep form — no two are exactly alike.
- 🌿 Organic coco coir construction: Made from natural coconut fibre, a renewable and biodegradable material with a warm, textured finish.
- 🤝 Fair trade made: Each planter is handmade by artisan communities in the Philippines, ensuring fair wages and ethical production.
- 🎨 Natural and white colourway: Neutral tones that sit easily in any interior style, from boho to Scandi-minimal.
- 📏 Compact dimensions: H5.5" x W4" x L7" — the perfect size for a windowsill, desk, or bookshelf.
- 🌱 Planter pot or liner recommended: Best used with an inner pot or liner to keep the coir dry and extend its life.
- 🏠 Indoor display recommended: Keeps its colour and shape longest when kept out of direct sunlight.
💚 Benefits
- 🌍 A purchase with purpose: Choosing this planter directly supports fair trade artisan livelihoods in the Philippines.
- ♻️ Eco-friendly by nature: Coco coir is a natural byproduct of coconut harvesting — sustainable, low-waste, and kind to the planet.
- 🎁 A gift they'll actually love: Unique, handmade, and full of personality — ideal as a housewarming, birthday, or baby shower gift.
- 🖼️ Instant character for any space: Doubles as a decorative object even without a plant inside — it's just that lovely to look at.
- ✋ Genuinely one of a kind: Because each piece is handmade, the slight variations in weave and texture make yours truly unique.
🌿 Care Instructions
- Always use with an inner pot or liner to prevent moisture from damaging the coir.
- Display indoors to preserve colour and extend lifespan.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight — natural dyes may fade over time.
- As a handmade product, minor variations in size, weave, and colour are part of its character.
📐 Product Specifications
- Material: Organic coco coir
- Colour: Natural and white
- Dimensions: H5.5" x W4" x L7"
- Production: Handmade
- Origin: Philippines
- Trade: Fair trade
Add the Baby Sheep Planter to your home — or gift it to someone who deserves a little green joy in their life. 🐑🌱
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★★★★★ 5
Great atlas for travel in British Columbia
Format: Spiral-bound
My spouse and I used this atlas during our recent travel within British Columbia. It is very useful with its broad details of data and the quality of the maps. There are two different scales of maps, depending on the purpose of the map - "Recreation" or "Landscape". The best scale is 1:300,000 on the landscape maps, which is certainly better than most road maps, especially when you consider the road network included in these landscape maps and the large size of the province. I recommend this atlas.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Get the most out of your travels
Format: Spiral-bound
This, like others in the same series, was a very helpful resource for a recent trip. I’ve never regretted buying these maps. Love the details and we have found many “roads less travelled” to explore with them.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Lots of info
Format: Spiral-bound
Don't cross the border without it!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Essential for road tripping and camping in British Columbia.
Format: Spiral-bound
Just what we needed for a road trip with our truck camper to British Columbia and home by way of Jasper and Banff--the unexpected bonus was maps of that western part of Alberta that included the areas around Jasper and Banff. The provincial and regional parks are numerous; it is difficult to find hiking guidebooks for areas besides near Victoria. This Benchmark book has it all to help us find camping (even dispersed on public lands) and hiking and will help us narrow down any searches we might need to do on the web. This gets added to our growing collection of Benchmark and Delorme map books for the western US states.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Another fine Benchmark Atlas.
Format: Spiral-bound
We travel a lot and own 6 benchmark atlases now. They're the finest on the market and include camping and fishing information and show the forest service and other backroads. What's special about the British Columbia atlas is that it is spiral bound. I just replaced my Oregon atlas after 20 years because the cover had ripped up and torn off and the pages were falling out. I hope they will all be spiral bound from now on.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023