White Buddha Ceramic Planters in 4″ Pot

Design is a serene Buddha face (eyes closed, ushnisha topknot), with the crown forming an open planting cavity (opening diameter ∼4–6 in/10–15 cm). Glaze is usually matte white or glossy off-white; some have subtle texture, pin-holes, or crackle that are characteristic of handmade Khurja-style pottery (Khurja, India). Most have a built-in drainage hole at the base (often ∼0.5–1 cm) to protect roots from waterlogging; many ship without a saucer/tray (collect excess water separately). Weight ranges 0.5–1.7 kg depending on size; wall thickness is medium to give stability.

Typical dimensions (example): L 5.9 × W 5.9 × H 7.9 in (15 × 15 × 20 cm), opening ∼5 in (13 cm), weight ∼1.7 kg; medium size ∼6.5 in (17 cm) tall with 13 cm opening. Smaller 4-in face pots are ∼5 in tall × 4 in dia, ∼1 kg.

Use: ideal for succulents, cacti, small ferns, herbs, money plant (pothos), tabletop foliage. Style fits Zen, minimalist, boho, or meditative decor for home, office, balcony, yoga/meditation rooms. Indoor tabletop use is most common; can be used outdoors in covered areas (glaze is weather-resistant but avoid prolonged freezing). Pair with well-draining substrate; place a small saucer or pad under the drainage hole if used on furniture. Handmade pieces may have slight variations, spots, or pinholes—considered part of the artisanal charm.