Apolline Scalloped Glazed Ceramic Plant Pot

A scalloped ceramic plant pot with a richly glazed, ribbed body, the Apolline plant pot brings petal-inspired detail to a small greenery display. Hand-finished stoneware is available in Dark Blue or Green, with a drainage hole for direct planting or use as a cachepot.

Ideal for: Traditional and Transitional interiors with small plants, decorative ceramics and warm wood furniture.

Key Features

• Hand-Finished Stoneware: A thickly applied glaze follows the ceramic body, emphasizing the raised details and giving the surface depth.
• Scalloped Rim: Rounded ribs continue into the petal-like edge, framing the foliage above the opening.
• Two Glazed Colors: Dark Blue creates a stronger contrast with pale flowers; Green offers a softer continuation of a leafy arrangement.
• Compact Scale: The rounded body sits on a smaller base, giving a single plant a decorative setting on a shelf, side table or console.
• Drainage Hole: The opening in the base allows direct planting. The pot can also hold a separate inner container; protect furniture from draining water.
• Traditional and Transitional Style: The botanical shape suits decorative interiors, while the single-color finish works alongside simpler wood furniture and plain ceramics.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 5" W × 5" D × 4.5" H
• Base: 2.5"
• Material: Glazed ceramic stoneware
• Colors: Dark Blue or Green
• Drainage: Drain hole; no plug
• Saucer: Not included
• Weight: 1.9 lb

Care & Use

Use as a cachepot or plant directly into the pot. Line the interior when needed and protect furniture from drainage and moisture. Protect from frost and hard freeze.

Design & Atmosphere

The full, rounded body and repeating scallops give this pot a flower-like outline. A small plant becomes part of that silhouette, with the leaves extending above the rim rather than hiding the vessel beneath a mass of foliage.

Light catches the glaze along each raised rib, leaving deeper tones in the channels. The finish provides interest through reflection and relief, so the pot does not need a painted pattern to hold its place in an arrangement.

Use it where its compact details can be seen closely: beside a reading chair, on a protected console or along an open shelf. Leave space around the base and enough room above for the chosen plant to grow.

Pair it with a smooth ceramic dish or a simple wood picture frame. These quieter surfaces give the ribbing a clear contrast. In a more patterned room, repeat the pot's color in one nearby accent to connect the display.

The result is a small but distinct decorative touch. The pot brings color to the setting, while a living plant introduces a less regular, changing outline that keeps the arrangement from feeling too formal.

Curator’s Styling Tip

Choose a plant with arching stems or uneven leaves to contrast with the regular ceramic ribs. Keep the foliage clear of part of the scalloped rim so both shapes remain visible.

Give a favorite small plant a richly glazed setting with the Apolline scalloped ceramic pot.

This item ships directly from our curated collection and is considered final sale. Please review all specifications carefully prior to purchase.