Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·
Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·
The Parade Pot is named after the impressive glass greenhouse ‘The Parade House’ was erected in 1876 in the stunning park of the Danish Gisselfeld Castle, hosting historic and exotic plants that delight the senses. It was in these stately surroundings that garden designer Stig Lauritsen found inspiration for this collection of plant pots in ancient Belgian designs. The Parade Pots conical outline is a classic flowerpot shape as it suits many different types of plants. An understated yet stately vessel to truly put your plants on parade This pot has a draining hole and comes with a matching saucer.
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