Relica Etched Tall Twin-Handle Pot

Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High

£45.00
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Relica Etched Tall Twin-Handle Pot
  • Relica Etched Tall Twin-Handle Pot
  • Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High
  • Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High
  • Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High
  • Relica Etched Tall Twin-Handle Pot
  • Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High
  • Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High
  • Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High
Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High

Hatched Triangles Planter — 24cm High

£45.00
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Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days

Final availability

This item is from a discontinued range and is available only while remaining supplier stock lasts. We confirm availability when your order is processed. If it has sold out, we’ll contact you promptly and issue a full refund.

Description

A ceramic planter with a broad, rounded body and a bold pattern of pale hatched triangles against charcoal. Its banded neck and two loop handles give the shape a strong outline, while the softly worn appearance keeps the graphic decoration from feeling too sharp.
Why You'll Love It
  • Alternating hatched and plain triangles give the pot a lively pattern that reads clearly across a room.
  • The loop handles lend character to the silhouette when viewed from the front.
  • Charcoal and pale detailing pair easily with timber furniture, neutral textiles and green foliage.
Materials & Finish

Ceramic with a charcoal-toned finish and pale detailing. Fine diagonal lines, scattered lighter marks and an uneven surface give it a weathered appearance, with narrow patterned bands around the neck framing the larger triangles below.
Dimensions
  • Length: 27cm
  • Height: 24cm
  • Width: 27cm
  • Weight: 3.66kg
Styling Note

Place it on a deep sideboard against a pale wall so the rounded outline and handles are easy to see. Keep neighbouring objects simple and leave space around the pot to let the pattern stand out.
Why We Love It

The alternating direction of the hatching gives the broad, rounded form a pleasing sense of movement.