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Kapok Pots, Set of 3 White Textured Ceramic Pots by Zakkia

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Sale price$54.00 Regular price$79.00
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The Kapok Pot set by ZAKKIA draws inspiration from the Kapok fruit - a native Australian bush tree that cracks as it dries, symbolising seasonal change for the Jawoyn people of Northern Australia. When the pod breaks open, it signals that freshwater crocodile eggs are hatching - a deeply intuitive sign from the land, passed through generations.

The Kapok Pot collection celebrates this timeless connection to place, environment and storytelling. With a tactile finish and softly curved forms, these vessels are a tribute to Indigenous knowledge and enduring craftsmanship.

The Jawoyn seasonal calendar is divided into five distinct seasons:
Jiyowk, Bangkarrang, Malapparr, Jungalk and Guran.

Each set includes:

  • Large pot: 14cm diameter × 11cm high
  • Medium pot: 12cm diameter × 9cm high
  • Small pot: 10cm diameter × 7cm high

A beautiful conversation piece, and a set to treasure. It suits a housewarming, a wedding or a plant-loving friend, and sits well alongside the other pieces in our Ceramics collection.

Why You'll Love It

  • A meaningful design rooted in Indigenous Australian seasonal wisdom
  • Symbolic texture inspired by the cracking of the Kapok fruit
  • Set of 3 nesting pots - perfect for grouping or using individually
  • Handcrafted ceramic with soft white glaze and natural texture
  • Blends art, history, and functionality into a lasting decor piece

Styling Tips

  • On the console: Style all three together with gathered dried stems or minimalist branches.
  • In the kitchen: Use the small pot for teaspoons, the medium for herbs, and the large for utensils or flowering herbs.
  • In a nursery: Fill with treasures, soft toys or delicate plants to add texture and meaning.
  • Grouped on a shelf: Leave empty to celebrate their sculptural form and allow their story to speak.
  • As a gift: Add a card explaining the Jawoyn seasonal calendar to make it a thoughtful, symbolic gesture.

Explore more
Our Planters & Pots and Zakkia collections are worth a look. To have something put together for you, get in touch.

FAQs

What sizes are the three pots?
Large is 14cm in diameter and 11cm high, medium is 12cm by 9cm, and small is 10cm by 7cm.

Are the pots sold separately?
No, this listing is for the set of three. They nest together, and can be grouped or used one by one around the house.

What is the texture inspired by?
The Kapok fruit, which cracks as it dries. For the Jawoyn people of Northern Australia, that cracking marks a change of season.

In Short

The Kapok Pots by ZAKKIA are a set of three white textured ceramic pots that nest together, measuring 14cm x 11cm, 12cm x 9cm and 10cm x 7cm. The cracked texture is inspired by the Kapok fruit and the Jawoyn seasonal calendar, and the pots suit small plants, kitchen bits or display on their own.

Set of three white Zakkia Kapok pots in graduated sizes with an embossed pod pattern, on white
Kapok Pots, Set of 3 White Textured Ceramic Pots by Zakkia Sale price$54.00 Regular price$79.00

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