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"Floating Rock" Bonsai Planter

£55.90 GBP

~~£70.90 GBP~~ £55.90 GBP

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Rooted in the wabi-sabi philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection, the "Floating Rock" Bonsai Planter brings the quiet poetry of a Japanese garden into your living space. Crafted from hand-finished resin with a weathered stone texture, each planter holds a sense of weight and stillness — as if carved by nature itself.

Designed to cradle a bonsai, succulent, or trailing plant, it sits naturally on a desk, shelf, or windowsill, becoming a meditative focal point in any room.

Details

Handcrafted resin with stone-effect finish
Available in Stone Grey and Crimson Rock
Two sizes: Small (desktop) and Large (statement piece)
Suitable for indoor use
Wipe clean with a dry cloth

Frequently Asked Questions

What is it made of?

The planter is crafted from hand-finished resin with a weathered stone-effect texture — giving it the look and feel of natural rock while being lightweight and durable.

What sizes and colours are available?

It comes in two sizes — Small (ideal for a desk or shelf) and Large (a statement piece) — and two colourways: Stone Grey and Crimson Rock. All four combinations are available.

What plants work best in it?

It is designed for bonsai, succulents, and trailing plants. Its low, wide form suits plants that spread naturally and complement a Zen or wabi-sabi aesthetic.

Does it have a drainage hole?

Please check the product photos for drainage details. For plants that require drainage, we recommend using a layer of gravel at the base or a nursery pot insert.

Is it suitable for outdoor use?

It is designed for indoor use. Prolonged exposure to rain or direct sunlight may affect the resin finish over time.

How do I care for it?

Wipe clean with a dry cloth. Avoid submerging in water or using abrasive cleaning products on the stone-effect surface.

Is it a good gift?

Yes — it makes a beautiful and thoughtful gift for plant lovers, fans of Japanese aesthetics, or anyone who appreciates the quiet beauty of wabi-sabi design.