Charcoal Terracotta Planter, Handcrafted Matte Cachepot

The deep, muted charcoal finish works beautifully with every kind of foliage, from a trailing pothos to a tidy snake plant. Each planter is hand-thrown, which means no two are exactly alike. Small variations in the surface and color are part of what makes it special.

Designed as a cachepot

A cachepot is a decorative outer planter. You can leave your plant in its plastic grow pot and drop the whole thing inside. That makes watering and repotting so much easier, and it keeps the finish on the outside free from soil stains and mineral buildup. If you prefer to plant directly into the pot, add a small layer of pebbles at the bottom first to help with drainage.

Two sizes to fit your space

• Large: 6 x 6 x 6.5 inches (15.2 x 15.2 x 16.5 cm). Weighs 4.75 lb (2.15 kg). Fits a standard 4 to 5 inch nursery pot.
• X-Large: 7.5 x 7.5 x 6.5 inches (19.1 x 19.1 x 16.5 cm). Weighs 6.45 lb (2.93 kg). Fits a standard 6 inch nursery pot.

Why you will love this planter

• Hand-thrown from local terracotta with a matte charcoal finish
• Designed as a cachepot for easy plant care
• Heavy enough to stay put under a tall or top-heavy plant
• Simple shape that works with modern, boho, and minimalist spaces
• Crafted by artisan partners at the Atuto Group in Honduras

How to style it

• Pair the Large with a small pothos, pilea, or jade plant on a shelf or nightstand.
• Use the X-Large for a snake plant, ZZ plant, or young fiddle leaf fig on the floor or a plant stand.
• Group the two sizes together for a layered look on a console table or entryway.
• The matte charcoal finish looks especially good with oak, walnut, natural linen, and warm neutral tones.

How to use your planter

1. Pick a plant you want to display.
2. Using it as a cachepot? Leave the plant in its grow pot and slide it inside.
3. Planting directly? Add a small layer of pebbles at the bottom for drainage first.
4. Add potting soil and position your plant.
5. Water gently and wipe any drips off the outside with a soft cloth.

Care instructions

• Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
• Skip harsh chemicals and abrasive sponges.
• Bring indoors when temperatures drop below freezing.