Resin Face Planter with Puppy for Flowers and Succulents
Give a windowsill or desk a face that looks back at you. This resin planter holds fresh chrysanthemums or a succulent in its open crown, with a painted yellow puppy on its shoulder. It is a decor piece and a planter in one.
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Give a windowsill or desk a face that looks back at you. This resin planter holds fresh chrysanthemums or a succulent in its open crown, with a painted yellow puppy on its shoulder. It is a decor piece and a planter in one.
A whimsical face planter with a puppy companion that turns any flower or succulent into a charming decor piece
- bland plain pots
- need for a decorative accent for shelves or windowsills
Give your plants a face worth smiling at
Plain pots make a shelf feel forgettable. This resin face with a puppy on its shoulder turns your flowers or succulent into a little companion that makes the corner feel like yours.
A little face that holds your plants
- A face that holds your blooms
The open crown on the head is the planting opening, so flowers or a succulent sit right inside the sculpted face. Fill it with yellow chrysanthemums or a compact succulent and the planter does the styling for you. Pair it with stems from the flower pots range when you want a fuller display.
- Hand-painted charm up close
Closed eyes, painted lashes and a hand resting under the chin are hand-painted, so the face reads as personality from across the room and up close. The matte peach resin has a textured, sculpted surface that catches soft light.
- A puppy that stays put
The painted yellow puppy sits on the shoulder as a dimensional figure, not a flat print. Dog lovers get a detail that ties the piece to their own shelf, and it gives the face a companion that anchors the whole look.
Give it a bloom in four steps
- 1Pick a small stem
Choose a chrysanthemum, an ixora sprig or a compact succulent. Small stems fit the opening best.
- 2Trim to fit
Cut the stem so it sits snugly in the crown without pushing against the resin.
- 3Place it in the crown
Set the stem or succulent into the open crown. Water the plant elsewhere, drain it fully, then return it to the crown so no water pools inside the face.
- 4Set it in indirect light
Place the planter where daylight reaches it without direct heat all day. Bright indirect light keeps the painted details looking crisp.
The gift that always gets a second look
The corner you stopped noticing
Your sill holds a plant in a plain pot, and after a few weeks you stop seeing it. The bedroom shelf looks unfinished and the desk feels like it is waiting for something. You keep meaning to fix the corner, and it keeps getting skipped.
Meet your new plant companion
Set a stem in the open crown and the face starts to read as a character on your shelf. Dog lovers notice the puppy first, then the flowers. It also makes a good gift for a friend who collects little things, and it sits well next to a set of decorative vases.
Why this, not that
| Face Planter | Plain Ceramic Pot | Trinket Figurine | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holds fresh flowers or a succulent | — | ||
| Sculpted character with a face | — | ||
| Painted puppy companion | — | — | |
| Plain, neutral look | — | — |
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Questions and answers
Yes, if you choose small stems and compact succulents. The opening is on the small side, so a trailing plant with a large root ball will not sit well. Fresh chrysanthemums, ixora sprigs and small succulents are the easiest fits.
Keep standing water out of the crown. Water the plant somewhere else, let it drain fully, then set it back in the face. This keeps the resin surface clean and prevents roots from sitting in pooled water.
A plain pot only holds a plant. This piece holds a plant and works as a finished decor object on a shelf, desk or windowsill, so you are paying for one item that does two jobs. It also solves the gift problem, since a trinket has no planting space at all.
The planting area is an open crown on the head, so the design is built around fresh flowers and small succulents that you can refresh easily. Drain your plant fully before placing it back in the crown to keep moisture off the resin.
Yes. It is a dense resin figure with a sculpted base, and the puppy is painted on the shoulder rather than stacked on. Keep it away from direct heat for long periods, since intense sun can dull the painted finish over time.