Mottahedeh Canton Monteith Cachepot

While the porcelain is non-porous, cachepots are traditionally designed to hold a standard nursery pot rather than direct soil and water. We recommend using a plastic liner or a smaller pot inside to protect the interior finish and prevent any potential leakage.

At 10.5 inches long and 6 inches wide, this piece is best suited for smaller arrangements, such as a single orchid, a cluster of succulents, or a small seasonal floral display. Its elongated shape makes it particularly well-suited for console tables or mantels where depth is limited.

Yes, this piece is part of the official Blue Canton collection. The glaze, cobalt blue tone, and landscape motifs are designed to coordinate perfectly with other Mottahedeh dinnerware and decorative items in the same pattern.

To maintain the luster of the porcelain, hand wash it gently with mild soap and warm water. Avoid using abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals, which can dull the glaze over time.

The scalloped rim is a hallmark of the Monteith style, originally designed in the 17th century to hold wine glasses by their stems. While it serves a decorative purpose here, the notches also provide a lovely visual frame for the stems of floral arrangements.