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Copenhagen - Rosa - Herb
£17.00
Key information
There is a sense of history with every Bergs Potters pot, and the Copenhagen is no exception. It is the very first pot designed by Bergs Potter and was inspired by a pot made at the royal castle of Fredensborg in Denmark in 1860. Handmade from premium Italian clay, this frost-resistant Bergs pot has delicate detailing and is perfect for planting herbs and small plants. Practical and pretty, this pot has drainage holes to prevent over saturation.
Delivery & Returns
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More about this pot
The pot has an unglazed finish and over time develops a beautiful natural patina because of its untreated surface.
Quick facts
POT DIAMETER
16cm
POT HEIGHT
16cm
MATERIAL
Terracotta
DRAINAGE HOLE
Pre-drilled
SAUCER
Included
FROST PROOF
Yes
SUITABLE FOR
Outdoor and indoor use
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Bergs Potter makes high-quality terracotta pots that plants love.
High-quality materials and craftsmanship mean the pots will live on from one generation to the next.
“Terracotta is a handcraft, advanced and perfected by humans for thousands of years, and a true game of patience, aptitude and the ability to balance the elements of nature.”Bergs Pots