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self watering planter indoor

self watering planter indoor Copper Patina Self-Watering Planter (Coastal Texture Series) — Made in Maine, USA by This Rad Life – Maine Pottery Co

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self watering planter indoor Copper Patina Self-Watering Planter (Coastal Texture Series) — Made in Maine, USA by This Rad Life – Maine Pottery CoA modern, coastal planter with a real copper patina finishhand shaped, sanded, annealed, and patinad in our Maine studio using USA sourced materials. Each piece is sealed with a clear acrylic coat for protection, but copper is alive by nature and may continue to subtly patina and change over time, adding character. Includes a removable self watering liner (optional white or black) with drainage wick holes. Thread a length of cord through the holes (we

A modern, coastal planter with a real copper patina finish—hand shaped, sanded, annealed, and patina’d in our Maine studio using USA-sourced materials. Each piece is sealed with a clear acrylic coat for protection, but copper is alive by nature and may continue to subtly patina and change over time, adding character.

Includes a removable self-watering liner (optional white or black) with drainage/wick holes. Thread a length of cord through the holes (we recommend organic cotton rope) so it hangs into the water reservoir below—the rope gently wicks water up to keep soil evenly moist without the overwatered mess.

Small batch + limited availability. Each one is slightly different, because they’re made the hard way—by hand, in Maine.

 

Lifetime Warranty: We stand behind our craftsmanship for life. If it fails due to materials or workmanship, we’ll repair or replace it. Normal wear, patina changes, and damage from misuse aren’t covered.

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