"Ember Cone" Reactive Glaze Ceramic Plant Pot with Iron Stand

Some plants deserve a vessel as considered as they are. The "Ember Cone" Plant Pot pairs a hand-glazed ceramic body with a slender iron tripod stand — a sculptural duo that turns any windowsill, shelf, or corner into a quiet focal point.

The cone-shaped ceramic sits elevated on a matte black iron frame with ball feet, with a matching ceramic drainage saucer below. Each pot is finished in a reactive glaze that produces unique colour variations — no two pieces are exactly alike.

• Reactive glaze ceramic — each piece is uniquely finished
• Matte black iron tripod stand with ball feet
• Ceramic drainage saucer included
• Opening diameter: 9.5cm | Total height with stand: 21cm | Base width: 15cm
• Weight: approx. 1.2kg
• Suitable for succulents, cacti, small indoor plants
• For indoor use

Three colourways available — each one a small work of craft.

Frequently Asked Questions

What plants work best in the Ember Cone pot?
The 9.5cm opening is ideal for succulents, cacti, small ferns, air plants, or any compact indoor plant. The drainage saucer allows for proper water drainage, making it suitable for plants that prefer well-drained soil. Avoid large or fast-growing plants that would quickly outgrow the cone form.

What is reactive glaze and why does it make each pot unique?
Reactive glaze is a ceramic finishing technique where the glaze reacts unpredictably with the kiln heat during firing, creating natural variations in colour, depth, and texture. No two Ember Cone pots are identical — each one carries its own unique pattern of colour and glaze movement. This is a hallmark of artisan craft.

Is the iron tripod stand stable?
Yes — the matte black iron tripod has three ball feet that provide a stable, level base on flat surfaces. The ceramic cone sits securely in the stand. We recommend placing on a flat, even surface and avoiding areas where it could be knocked over.

Is the Ember Cone suitable for outdoor use?
The Ember Cone is designed primarily for indoor use. The ceramic is water-resistant, but the iron stand may rust over time if left outdoors in wet conditions. For outdoor use, bring inside during rain or place in a sheltered, covered area.

Does the drainage saucer prevent water damage to surfaces?
Yes — the included ceramic drainage saucer catches excess water after watering, protecting your shelf or windowsill surface. Empty the saucer regularly to prevent standing water, which can damage both the surface and the plant roots.