Twenty Third by Deanne Teak Planter

While the teak is naturally weather-resistant, we recommend using a plastic liner or nursery pot inside the vessel. This prevents direct contact with soil and moisture, which helps preserve the integrity of the wood over time.

This piece is best suited for indoor settings or covered outdoor areas like a porch or patio. While teak is naturally durable, prolonged exposure to direct rain and harsh sunlight can cause the wood to weather, gray, or potentially crack over time.

Yes, as a natural material, the teak will evolve. If placed in sunlight, the wood may develop a silvery-gray patina, which is a hallmark of authentic teak. You can maintain the original warm tone by applying a teak oil periodically.

No, this piece is hand-carved from a single solid block of wood and does not feature pre-drilled drainage holes. If you are using it as a planter, be sure to use an internal liner to manage water runoff.

Simply wipe the exterior with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scrubbers, as these can damage the raw wood texture and natural finish.