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A hand-thrown planter in a sunlit garden

Pots worth planting in.

Four ranges, from lightweight indoor planters to hand-thrown statement pieces fired in a wood kiln. Every size, weight and drainage detail is on the page before you buy.

Free shipping over $150 · Large planters ship crated

Four ranges, one simple choice

Pick by where the pot will live, not by what it is made of.

Willow range

Willow

Lightweight contemporary planters and hanging pots for indoor living, in three modern colourways.

From $89.00

Shop Willow
Terra Botanica range

Terra Botanica

Hand-thrown sculptural planters. Every piece carries the imprint of the hands that made it.

From $519.00

Shop Terra Botanica
Bad Names range

Bad Names

Hand-thrown Thai pots fired in a traditional wood kiln. Raw, earthy and individual.

From $1,599.00

Shop Bad Names
Slugg range

Slugg

Premium polyresin garden pots — lightweight, waterproof and sold as a set of three.

From $399.00

Shop Slugg

Best sellers

The pots people buy most, and buy again.

  • Slugg Thomas

    Black

    Drainage hole

    1 colour
    $399.00 ✓ In stock
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  • Slugg Rosie

    Black +2

    Drainage hole

    3 colours
    Original price was: $499.00.Current price is: $399.00. ✓ In stock
    Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
  • Willow Range Choob

    15.7in–27.6in · Charcoal +2

    Lightweight · Indoor & outdoor · Drainage hole

    3 colours
    Price range: $199.00 through $719.00 ✓ In stock
    Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
  • Bad Names Range Anfernee

    Drainage hole

    $1,599.00 ✓ In stock
    Add to cart
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Not sure which one?

Three questions, about twenty seconds.

Question 1 of 3

Where will the pot live?

How to choose a pot

Three things worth checking before you order.

1

Measure the spot first

Every product page lists outer diameter and height. Measure the shelf, corner or balcony before you choose — it saves a return on a large crated pot.

2

Pick the range for the room

Willow is lightweight and built for indoors. Terra Botanica and Bad Names are hand-thrown and suit a patio or entrance. Slugg is waterproof and happy either side of the door.

3

Check the drainage

Most pots here have drainage holes and want a saucer underneath. A few of the indoor Willow pots are deliberately drain-hole free — the product page says which.

Shop by size and colourway

Measure the space first. It saves a return on a crated pot.

Sold as a set

Slugg pots are pre-packaged as a set of three. The price shown is for all three.

Thomas
Set of three

Thomas

Thomas is a minimalistic garden pot with clean lines that will complement any home or garden.

$399.00

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Rosie
Set of three

Rosie

Rosie is a classic beauty with a dynamic twist—a favorite garden pot among landscape and interior designers. Now, you can create the…

Original price was: $499.00.Current price is: $399.00.

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Lucy
Set of three

Lucy

With feminine curves tapering towards the top, Lucy presents a contemporary twist on a traditional garden pot style, showcasing our iconic flawless…

$399.00

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Hand-finished

Terra Botanica and Bad Names pots are thrown and finished by hand, so no two are identical.

Frost and UV rated

The outdoor ranges hold their colour in sun and survive a cold snap.

Crated, not boxed

Large planters ship in timber crates so they arrive in one piece.

Free shipping over $150

Dispatched within one business day.

Plant care

Short guides, no jargon.

Watering · 4 min read

How often should you really water?

Most houseplants die from too much water, not too little. Here is how to tell the difference.

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Light · 5 min read

Six plants for a room with no windows

A dark corner rules out most plants sold as easy. Start with these six instead.

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Repotting · 3 min read

When to repot, and how to do it in ten minutes

Roots circling the base of the pot are the only signal you need.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything people ask before their first pot.

Most do — the product page states the number for each pot. The exception is part of the indoor Willow range, which is deliberately drain-hole free so it will not mark a floor or a piece of furniture. Those are best used with a nursery pot inside.