MadeTerra Woven Hanging Plant Pot with Waterproof Interior Plastic Coating Seagrass Wicker Wall Hanging Planter Cover Basket Flower Pot for Indoor Garden Balcony Home Decoration (D6.3)

NICE POT FOR ANY HOUSEPLANTS – Our hanging decorative planter pots is perfect for succulents, aerial plants, cactus, herb, ferns, orchids ivies and more small plant. The planter is skillfully woven and hang vertically, letting your plants to grow and showcase their natural beauty to the maximum. Adding a unique touch of greenery to your space is just a breeze THOUGHTFUL DESIGNT – The wicker planter hanging pot is built with a plastic liner, separating the pots outside from dust and dirts, keeping its timeless beauty. Insert a plastic pot into the seagrass pots or plant directly into the planters without worrying about spills.The hanging rope is adjustable to your liking with a maximum length of 39 inches. You could create a whole eye-catching hanging garden in your home space by hanging multiple plant pots at different heights! READY TO HANG – No assembly required, easy installation. Strong hanging rope is pre-knotted ready to hang. The planter is light in weight and has a sturdy construction with splinter-free finish. This is a piece of premium handcrafted masterpiece! GOOD FOR MOTHER EARTH – Made Terra woven hanging planter pots are made of water hyacinth, a plants that is sustainably grown and easy to harvest. For thousands of years, seagrass is widely used by Vietnamese artisans to make home furniture and accessories. This is a great eco-friendly and sustainable decor and table serving solution, handmade by artisans in Kim Son, the base of sedge and seagrass in Vietnam YOUR PURCHASE MAKES AN IMPACT Made Terra is a local maker-to-market company by artisans in Vietnam. Our wicker basket storage organisers are masterfully hand woven by skilled artisans in Kim Son, the base of sedge and seagrass in Vietnam. By purchasing our wicker woven hanging planter basket, you help Thriving Artisan Communities, Preserving Indigenous Crafts & Cultures and Promoting Greater Equity in World Trade