Bergs Hoff Raw Rosa & Glazed Emerald Green 8cm Pots, Set of 2
Bergs Potter Hoff Raw Rosa & Emerald Green Terracotta Pots — Set of 2 (8cm)
Add a touch of Scandinavian simplicity to your plant collection with the Bergs Potter Hoff Pots, a beautifully designed set of two 8cm terracotta planters created by Danish designer Anne Hoff. Featuring soft raw rosa terracotta paired with rich emerald green glazed saucers, these petite pots bring together timeless design, natural materials, and thoughtful plant care.
Handcrafted in Italy using high-quality terracotta, the unglazed finish allows air to reach plant roots, creating a healthier environment where your plants can grow and thrive. The emerald green glazed saucers add a bold pop of color while providing the perfect finishing touch and helping maintain ideal moisture levels.
Perfect for small houseplants, propagation projects, herbs, or adding a beautiful accent to your plant shelves, the Hoff collection is proof that even the smallest plants deserve a thoughtfully designed home.
Product Details:
Brand: Bergs Potter
Collection: Hoff, designed by Anne Hoff
Set Includes: 2 Hoff 8cm raw rosa terracotta pots with emerald green glazed saucers
Made In: Italy
Material: Handcrafted terracotta with glazed ceramic saucers
Plant Benefits: Raw terracotta allows airflow to plant roots and supports healthy plant growth
Drainage: Features drainage holes and deep saucers to encourage proper drainage, aeration, and moisture retention
Dimensions: Stacked pot and saucer measure approximately 3.9" H x 3.1" diameter
Good To Know:
Each Bergs Potter piece is handcrafted in small batches, meaning natural variations in color, texture, and finish are part of what makes every pot unique.
From The Greenhouse:
The right pot can completely transform a plant. We love Bergs Potter for their beautiful craftsmanship, timeless designs, and the way they make even the smallest plants feel like they have a special place to grow.
Plants not included. Due to the handmade nature of these pots, slight variations should be expected.