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Orbit Oatmeal Stoneware Planter with Plinth Base by Potted

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It is all in the curves. The Orbit Planter by Potted brings sculptural simplicity to a room with its beautifully rounded form and soft oatmeal finish. Crafted from stoneware and finished with a subtle matte reactive glaze, it is perched on a built-in circular plinth that doubles as a saucer, a quietly functional touch that gives it real gallery-worthy appeal. Its spherical silhouette and neutral tone make it a natural fit for modern, Japandi and soft minimal spaces, and it sits beautifully within our wider planters and vases range.

The shape is made for cascading greenery, so it is perfect for showing off a trailing plant or a sculptural indoor specimen. Style it with one of our lifelike faux plants for an easy-care option, or pot up a living trailing plant of your own. It also layers happily with the rest of our decor for a calm, collected look.

Does it hold water? The built-in plinth acts as a drip-catching saucer, and the planter is best suited to indoor use with a nursery pot inside. Will mine look exactly like the photos? The matte reactive glaze means subtle variation from piece to piece, so each one carries a little artisan character of its own.

Why You'll Love It

  • Sculptural curved silhouette with a matte, tactile surface
  • Built-in plinth base doubles as a saucer for added function
  • Neutral oatmeal glaze suits any space and lets plants shine
  • Made from durable stoneware with genuine artisan character
  • A considered piece for Japandi, wabi-sabi and soft minimal interiors

Product Details

  • External height: 21cm
  • Internal height: 16.5cm
  • Internal diameter: 17.5cm (pot opening)
  • Material: stoneware
  • Finish: matte reactive glaze
  • Colour: soft oatmeal
  • Built-in plinth acts as a drip-catching saucer
  • Best suited to indoor use with a nursery pot

Styling Tips

Place the Orbit in a bright corner with a trailing plant such as tradescantia (also known as the inch plant) or string of pearls so the foliage spills over its rounded edge. Style it in a trio with other round, neutral-toned planters for balance, or let it stand alone on shelving, a low cabinet or a window ledge. Pair it with textured throws, soft ceramics and layered rugs to build a calm, sensory corner.

It also makes a lovely gift. The neutral, sculptural look suits a housewarming or a plant lover setting up a new space, which makes it a thoughtful new home gift paired with a faux stem or a candle for an easy, finished present.

In Short

The Orbit Planter by Potted is a round stoneware indoor pot in a soft oatmeal matte reactive glaze, standing 21cm tall with a 17.5cm opening and a 16.5cm internal depth. It features a built-in circular plinth that doubles as a drip-catching saucer, and is best used indoors with a nursery pot. Its sculptural, curved silhouette suits Japandi, wabi-sabi, soft minimal and Scandinavian interiors, and the glaze means each piece carries subtle, individual variation. It is ideal for trailing or sculptural greenery.

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