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Ready to ship - Handcrafted oval concrete planter finished in a marble-like stone effect, blending soft grey tones with darker mineral variations and subtle white veining. The surface evokes natural stone, giving the piece an organic, sculptural presence.
Elevated by four integrated feet, the planter gains visual lightness while remaining grounded and stable. Its low, elongate oval form makes it ideal for shallow-rooted plants, moss arrangements, or minimalist compositions. Designed with a drainage hole, this piece balances function and sculptural design. Each planter is individually made, embracing natural variations in tone, texture, and pattern.
Material Characteristics:
Hand-cast concrete. Natural air bubbles and surface variations are part of its character and design language. All sales are final. View Store Policies.
Note: Each piece is photographed as truthfully as possible. Some images are styled using an AI-generated environment for visual inspiration. Plants are not included.
Free shipping included.
Ready to ship - Handcrafted oval concrete planter finished in a marble-like stone effect, blending soft grey tones with darker mineral variations and subtle white veining. The surface evokes natural stone, giving the piece an organic, sculptural presence.
Elevated by four integrated feet, the planter gains visual lightness while remaining grounded and stable. Its low, elongate oval form makes it ideal for shallow-rooted plants, moss arrangements, or minimalist compositions. Designed with a drainage hole, this piece balances function and sculptural design. Each planter is individually made, embracing natural variations in tone, texture, and pattern.
Material Characteristics:
Hand-cast concrete. Natural air bubbles and surface variations are part of its character and design language. All sales are final. View Store Policies.
Note: Each piece is photographed as truthfully as possible. Some images are styled using an AI-generated environment for visual inspiration. Plants are not included.
