Campania International Jar

No, the Kuro Jar does not feature pre-drilled drainage holes. If you plan to use this outdoors, you may want to drill a hole in the base using a masonry bit or use a liner to manage water levels.

Given its 176-pound weight, this planter requires a level, stable surface like a concrete patio, stone pavers, or a reinforced deck. We recommend placing it in its final location before filling it with soil, as it will be difficult to move once planted.

While the glazed ceramic construction is durable, the finish is not explicitly rated as weather-resistant against extreme freeze-thaw cycles. In colder climates, we recommend elevating the jar off the ground with pot feet to improve drainage and prevent cracking during winter.

Because of its 41-inch height, you can save on soil and reduce the overall weight by filling the bottom third of the jar with lightweight materials like empty plastic bottles or inverted nursery pots. Cover these with a landscape fabric barrier before adding your potting mix to ensure proper drainage and root health.

Because each piece is individually crafted and glazed, there may be slight variations in the rustic green tone and texture. These unique characteristics are a hallmark of the artisanal pottery process and ensure your planter is one-of-a-kind.