Williams Sonoma Ceramic Planter

Because these pots lack drainage, they are best used as cachepots. Keep your plants in their original plastic nursery liners and place them inside the ceramic planters, or add a layer of gravel or leca at the bottom to create a reservoir for excess water.

While these planters are suitable for outdoor use, the glazed ceramic material can crack if water trapped inside freezes and expands. We recommend bringing them indoors or storing them in a covered, frost-free area during freezing temperatures.

No, each piece in the set is hand-painted, meaning the botanical patterns will vary slightly from pot to pot. This artisanal touch gives the collection a more authentic, collected look rather than a mass-produced feel.

The entire set weighs 47 pounds in total. While the smaller pots are easy to move, the larger sizes will be substantial, so plan to place them in their final location before filling them with soil and plants.

The glazed ceramic bottom is generally smooth, but to prevent any potential scratching or moisture rings, we recommend using felt pads or a protective trivet underneath the planters, especially if you are placing them on delicate wood surfaces.