Balter Ceramic Pot And Saucer Set | 3.5 inch
The Balter is a glazed 5-inch ceramic plant pot with a matching saucer, named after a word that means to dance clumsily, without skill, but with real enthusiasm. Glazed ceramic wipes clean and holds soil moisture more evenly than raw terracotta.
The pot stands 4.5 inches tall. The center drainage hole moves water through instead of letting it pool at the roots, and the saucer keeps the shelf dry. At five inches, it suits a settled shelf plant, a pothos or a fern that has decided to stay. This is the size where the form has room to look like it means it, which is about the most a shelf pot can offer and, on a good day, a fair description of the person who picked it. It commits to the whole shelf. That's baltering at the scale it was built for.
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Balter Ceramic Pot And Saucer Set | 3.5 inch
The Balter is a glazed 5-inch ceramic plant pot with a matching saucer, named after a word that means to dance clumsily, without skill, but with real enthusiasm. Glazed ceramic wipes clean and holds soil moisture more evenly than raw terracotta.
The pot stands 4.5 inches tall. The center drainage hole moves water through instead of letting it pool at the roots, and the saucer keeps the shelf dry. At five inches, it suits a settled shelf plant, a pothos or a fern that has decided to stay. This is the size where the form has room to look like it means it, which is about the most a shelf pot can offer and, on a good day, a fair description of the person who picked it. It commits to the whole shelf. That's baltering at the scale it was built for.
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The Balter is a glazed 5-inch ceramic plant pot with a matching saucer, named after a word that means to dance clumsily, without skill, but with real enthusiasm. Glazed ceramic wipes clean and holds soil moisture more evenly than raw terracotta.
The pot stands 4.5 inches tall. The center drainage hole moves water through instead of letting it pool at the roots, and the saucer keeps the shelf dry. At five inches, it suits a settled shelf plant, a pothos or a fern that has decided to stay. This is the size where the form has room to look like it means it, which is about the most a shelf pot can offer and, on a good day, a fair description of the person who picked it. It commits to the whole shelf. That's baltering at the scale it was built for.
