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Chasca Planter - Brushed White
£595.00
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Our Tall Chasca Planter has a definite Romanesque feel to it. Where Greek pottery was often painted, Roman pottery could be distinguished mainly by having pattern carved into its surface,...
Our Tall Chasca Planter has a definite Romanesque feel to it. Where Greek pottery was often painted, Roman pottery could be distinguished mainly by having pattern carved into its surface, and the large form of our Chasca is no different, its coarse surface etched with pleasingly uneven, vertical indentations. The planter is finished with in brushed white with two handles sitting on its shoulders.
- 100% Terracotta
- Brushed white finish
- Product code: A17665-1-14-1657-10
| Depth | 52 cm |
| Height | 81 cm |
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Why Oka?
OKA started small, with three women bringing unique designs from the Far East to shoppers in the West. Lady Annabel Astor, a serial entrepreneur on a mission to find special items to decorate her holiday home with, invited two friends along: her sister-in-law Sue Jones, whose decorating pedigree...
