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This unique plant pot, inspired by the sacred jaguar, is more than a home for your plants; it's a piece of art that infuses strength and magical allure into any space. Meticulously handcrafted in the mountains of Chiapas, Mexico, from locally sourced Mexican barro, each planter showcases the exceptional skills of local artisans, making it a standout among ceramic pots for plants.
- Inspired by Mexico's sacred jaguar symbol
- Handcrafted in Chiapas, Mexico from Mexican barro
- Unique 3D jaguar head design with spiked details
- Ideal for adding a royal touch to indoor plants
- Dimensions: 13" Length, 13" Width, 9.75" Height
- Weighs a sturdy 10 lb for stable plant support
- Features a bottom water hole for plant health
- Smoked Brick color for a vibrant, earthy look
- Each planter is uniquely shaped and finished
- Soil should not be put directly in the planter
This ceramic urn for plants is a testament to the rich heritage and artistry of Mexican pottery. With its funky and colorful design, it is perfect for those seeking something truly extraordinary. Each planter is sold individually, celebrating the uniqueness in its finish and shape. To maintain its striking appearance, handle it with care, especially when moving heavy plants or trees, and clean with a damp cloth. The 3D Jaguar Head Planter is not just a home for your plants, but a piece of art that brings the magic of the jaguar into your living space.
About the Maker
Andrea García, the founder and creative director of Abuelita Borrego, has been reshaping traditional artisan crafts with a unique vision. Rooted in the cultural heritage of Los Altos de Chiapas, she collaborates with local artisan communities, fostering a mutual exchange of knowledge and skills. Abuelita Borrego, inspired by the deep connection between rural women and their sheep, reflects a philosophy that intertwines human experiences with nature. Andrea's journey in the world of art and design, divergent from her family's background, led to a brand that embodies warmth, humanity, and a respect for artisanal processes.
