Round Terracotta Planter
A natural unsealed rounded terracotta planter with a modern concrete-wash finish. This certified Fair Trade planter is handmade by women artisans in Nicaragua. Natural breathable terracotta is perfect for indoor and outdoor use.
-Materials: Terracotta clay
-Size approximately 6.25" H x 5.5" W
-Planters include drainage holes
-Fair Trade certified
*Each terracotta planter is lovingly made by hand and is beautifully unique, with slight color, size and shape variations.
Care
Hand-painted items:
To clean, simply dust with a dry cloth. Do not use cleaning products or water. We recommend any hand painted products be kept out of direct sunlight to prevent fading. *Hand-painted items are for decorative use only and are not food safe.
Planters:
Soak your terracotta planters for several hours or overnight. The natural, porous clay tends to absorb a good amount of water (stealing the water from your plants). After soaking they are ready for planting!
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Shipping + Returns
Shipping: Shipping is available anywhere in the U.S. We offer reasonable flat rates through USPS Ground. Allow 1-3 days for processing + 2-5 days for shipping. Learn more.
Return Policy: Unfortunately, made to order items including all art prints are not eligible for return. All other returns in new condition are accepted within 30 days of purchase for store credit. Learn more here.
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“Women of the Cloud Forest has been working in fair trade since 2001. We have direct, long-term relationships with small family workshops and cooperatives in Nicaragua, Nepal, Ecuador, and Peru.
In addition to placing consistent orders with our artisan partners, we provide business training and product development/design and we offer no-interest micro-loans and direct grants for workshop capacity building. This holistic approach to business enables our artisan partners to grow their businesses and access new markets without creating cycles of dependency.”
Amy and her husband, Michael, founded Women of the Cloud Forest back in 2000 while living in Monteverde, Costa Rica. They taught classes at a community art center for women, learned about the concept of fair trade, and perfected their Spanish over many cups of coffee.
They shared the Costa Rican artisans’ creations with wonderful customers at fairs, church sales, and school events over the years. Their team grew to include two good friends, Marla and Sue, who have helped Women of the Cloud Forest continue to expand, selling wholesale to over 500 stores in the US and Canada.
Over the years, they have expanded their work and concentrate mostly in Nicaragua but also work directly with several cooperatives in Ecuador, Peru and Nepal.
In addition to providing countless stable jobs and income, Women of the Cloud Forest supports their artisan partners with no-interest loans for home building, donations of trees for reforestation and energy efficient eco-stoves.
“Women of the Cloud Forest has been working in fair trade since 2001. We have direct, long-term relationships with small family workshops and cooperatives in Nicaragua, Nepal, Ecuador, and Peru.
In addition to placing consistent orders with our artisan partners, we provide business training and product development/design and we offer no-interest micro-loans and direct grants for workshop capacity building. This holistic approach to business enables our artisan partners to grow their businesses and access new markets without creating cycles of dependency.”
Amy and her husband, Michael, founded Women of the Cloud Forest back in 2000 while living in Monteverde, Costa Rica. They taught classes at a community art center for women, learned about the concept of fair trade, and perfected their Spanish over many cups of coffee.
They shared the Costa Rican artisans’ creations with wonderful customers at fairs, church sales, and school events over the years. Their team grew to include two good friends, Marla and Sue, who have helped Women of the Cloud Forest continue to expand, selling wholesale to over 500 stores in the US and Canada.
Over the years, they have expanded their work and concentrate mostly in Nicaragua but also work directly with several cooperatives in Ecuador, Peru and Nepal.
In addition to providing countless stable jobs and income, Women of the Cloud Forest supports their artisan partners with no-interest loans for home building, donations of trees for reforestation and energy efficient eco-stoves.
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