Kobenhavner Pot & Saucer - Rosa
Kobenhavner Pot & Saucer - Rosa
Bergs Potter
The Bergs Potter Københavner Pot & Saucer blends royal heritage with timeless design. Inspired by pottery created for the Royal Danish Palace of Fredensborg in 1860, this iconic pot carries a rich history. Designed by Steffen Berg, the Københavner Pot is a modern interpretation of traditional royal clayware, crafted by hand in small, family-owned workshops. Its classic, elegant shape, made from high-quality terracotta, is perfect for adding sophistication to any plant display.
Whether used to showcase a delicate indoor plant or placed as a striking decor piece, the Københavner Pot elevates its surroundings with its regal charm. The pot’s substantial size and exquisite craftsmanship make it a standout feature in any home or garden.
Key Features:
- Size: Diameter 18cm x Height 24cm (Tall)
- Colour: Rosa Terracotta
- Handcrafted terracotta pot inspired by Royal Danish Palace pottery
- Durable, high-quality clay ensures long-lasting beauty
Elevate your space with a piece of history—Bergs Potter’s Københavner Pot brings elegance and tradition to your home.
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Product Details
Product Details
Includes Pot & Saucer
Size: Diameter 18cm x Height 24cm (Tall)
Colour: Rosa Terracotta
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
POTTING TIPS
1. SOAK YOUR TERRACOTTA POT
Soak the inside and outside of your pot before planting. Your terracotta pot’s colour should gradually change from light to dark. If the colour of your terracotta pot changes when wet, it means it can breathe. It also means that your pot will be able to allow moisture and air into the roots of your plant, resulting in the best growing conditions possible.
2. PREVENT CLOGGING
Before adding soil to your pot, cover the hole in the bottom with a large piece of curved pottery shard to prevent clogging once the pot is filled with soil.
3. SPACE TO BREATHE.
If you are using a large pot, it’s a good idea to fill a quarter of the pot with a layer of drainage stones (they can be LECA, broken pottery pieces, crocks, or small rocks), which should be placed at the bottom of the pot. This will give the plant’s roots space to breathe.
4. PREPARING FOR QUALITY SOIL
Cover the drainage stones with a piece of non-woven fabric to keep the soil from running out when you water your plant. You are now ready to add quality soil.
5. SOAKING THE ROOTS
Place the roots in water until they are fully soaked before potting your plant. This ensures they start off well-hydrated, allowing them to focus their energy on settling into their new home.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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Orders are shipped from Victoria, Australia and are packed and dispatched Monday - Friday.
We do not ship internationally.
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