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The Balcony Garden
Karen
Karen
Regular price
$3,670.98 AUD
Regular price
$3,670.98 AUD
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$3,670.98 AUD
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Karen isn’t afraid to stand out. Her sleek lines and robust structure make her the perfect blend of beauty and brawn. So, if you’re ready to bring a little attitude and a lot of elegance to your garden, Karen is the perfect pick.
The Bad Names Range is made from clay, all handcrafted in Thailand using techniques that are centuries old. Each pot is unique and has one drainage hole in the base.
Due to the handmade nature of this pot, the colour and finish may vary and the size can vary +/- 20% from the specifications quoted. See examples of product finishes HERE. Please contact the sales team if you'd like to hand select your pot, otherwise the pot will be picked at random.
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What’s in a name? We think quite a lot. But what about those names favoured by B-grade celebrities and teenage parents? This collection of hand-thrown Thai finish pots & planters is our tribute to the bad names of this world. Just like their namesakes, each pot is raw, earthy, and uniquely individual.
Crafted in Thailand, using techniques passed down for centuries, these pots are shaped by hand, then fired in a traditional wood kiln, giving them their distinctive character.
Made from natural clay, each pot embraces the beauty of imperfection and has one drainage hole in the base.
Please note these planters are not designed to be planted with plants that have aggressive expansive root system such as Strelitzias. The outward pressure from the roots will result in cracks.
Due to the handmade nature of this pot, the colour and finish may vary and the size can vary +/- 20% from the specifications quoted. See examples of product finishes here. Please contact the sales team if you'd like to hand select your pot, otherwise the pot will be picked at random.
