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Upcycled Big Planter (BP0075) | Handcrafted by EcoKaari

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What the seller saysRecycled contentHandmade / artisan

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What the listing says
  • Impact - With every purchase, you help prevent 15-20 waste plastic bags and wrappers from entering our oceans and landfills.
  • Product Description - Brighten up your space with the Upcycled Handcrafted eko Planter (Big) .
  • Designed to hold your favourite indoor plants stylishly, it can be used as a direct planter with soil or as a decorative cover for pots.
  • A built-in drainage hole helps prevent overwatering.
  • Place the planter on a plate to collect excess water.
  • This versatile piece also doubles beautifully as a storage basket for towels, magazines, kids’ toys, stationery, and more.
  • A decor essential with endless possibilities!
  • Colour - Multicoloured

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Brand
EcoKaari
Manufacturer
EcoKaari
Category
General
Product code
planter-big-75

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