35cm Grey Galestro Clay Plant Pot | By Bergs Potters
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Galestro is one of the majestic pots produced by Bergs Potter for outdoor use. The pot has a clean and simple look and is recognised by the three subtle, imprinted lines. The large outdoor pot is designed in Scandinavia and created by hand in Tuscany. The clay is fired at extremely high temperatures, which gives the pot a unique and natural durability. Thanks to the high quality of the unglazed clay pots by Bergs Potter they are naturally resilient to frosty weather. If you take good care of your pots from Bergs Potter they can be passed down from generation to generation
Each pot is accompanied by a saucer to sit in.
SKU Number | BG GG30P
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Product Details
Galestro is one of the majestic pots produced by Bergs Potter for outdoor use. The pot has a clean and simple look and is recognised by the three subtle, imprinted lines. The large outdoor pot is designed in Scandinavia and created by hand in Tuscany. The clay is fired at extremely high temperatures, which gives the pot a unique and natural durability. Thanks to the high quality of the unglazed clay pots by Bergs Potter they are naturally resilient to frosty weather. If you take good care of your pots from Bergs Potter they can be passed down from generation to generation
Each pot is accompanied by a saucer to sit in.
DIMENSIONS |
ø35cm |
WEIGHT |
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MATERIAL |
Clay |
STYLE |
Contemporary |
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It is 75 years since it all began. Berg's pots are still being created with tenderness in Tuscany, and the pots still live from one generation to the next. Today, the herb pots are sold throughout the Nordic countries, Germany, France, England and the United States.
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