Resin Face Planter Pot for Succulents and Desk Decor

Art that holds your plants

• A face that greets you

  The closed lashes and rosy cheeks are hand-painted, so the expression reads as a small piece of art rather than a stamped pattern. Set it on a shelf and the corner suddenly has a personality. The clasped hands under the chin give it a calm, playful pose that works in a bedroom, a home office or a kitchen.

• Open crown, easy planting

  The crown is an open planting well that holds a small succulent, a bundle of carnations or a trailing string-of-pearls. Let the greenery spill over the rim and the planter looks finished the moment it is planted. If you want a matching piece, browse more flower pots.

• Stands steady on shelves

  The shoulder-and-bust base gives the planter a stable footing on shelves, desks and tables. It sits flat and does not rock, so you can plant it fully and move on to the rest of the room.

Planted in three steps

1. 1
   Fill the crown

   Add soil to the open crown and tuck in a small succulent or a bundle of carnations. Pack the soil firmly so the stems hold.

2. 2
   Trim the trailing ends

   If you use string-of-pearls, trim the long strands so they fall over the rim rather than tangling across the shelf.

3. 3
   Pick the light and place it

   Set it where it gets bright indirect light. Water sparingly into the soil and empty any drip into a saucer so the shelf stays dry.

Easy care for the painted finish

• Dust, do not soak

  Use a dry soft brush or cloth on the matte face so the lashes and cheeks stay crisp.

• Water the soil, not the face

  Pour water into the crown slowly and empty any drip into a tray before it reaches the shelf.

• Skip harsh cleaners

  Water and strong cleaners can dull or lift the hand-painted details on the matte surface.

Why this, not a plain pot