Flower Pot (Large)

The Flower Pot Large,Multani Blue Pottery is a robust and artistic planter designed to bring the heritage of Multani Blue Art to your indoor or outdoor garden spaces. This piece features a classic wide-mouthed silhouette with a slightly tapered body, providing ample room for soil and root growth while showcasing dense, hand-painted floral mosaics. Its durable ceramic construction and high-gloss finish make it a functional yet regal home for your favorite plants.

Material & Craftsmanship

• Artisanal Heavy-Duty Ceramic – Hand-thrown from high-grade clay to create a thick-walled structure that provides natural insulation for plant roots.

• Signature Blue Art Painting – Individually detailed by master artisans with a central band of heart-shaped floral vines and repeating circular geometric borders.

• High-Gloss Protective Glaze – Fired at extreme temperatures to achieve a permanent, glass-like finish that prevents the ceramic from absorbing excess moisture.

Size & Design Specifications

• Classic Tapered Silhouette – Features a wide opening that slightly narrows toward a sturdy, flat base for maximum stability.

• Generous Dimensions – Measures 7.5 inches in width across the top and stands 7 inches high, making it suitable for medium-to-large houseplants.

• Substantial Build – Weighs approximately 1.690 KG, providing the necessary weight to prevent tipping, even with taller foliage.

• Tiered Patterning – Adorned with symmetrical horizontal bands of blue-and-white artwork that wrap seamlessly around the rounded exterior.

Design & Aesthetics

• Iconic Cobalt Palette – Features vibrant deep blue motifs against a crisp white background, a hallmark of traditional Multani craftsmanship.

• Artistic Versatility – The timeless floral design complements a wide variety of plant types, from lush green ferns to colorful flowering species.

• Handmade Originality – As an artisanal product, every flower pot contains unique variations in brushwork, ensuring no two pieces are exactly alike.

Maintenance & Durability

• Weather-Resistant Finish – The high-heat firing process ensures the hand-painted designs will not peel, fade, or crack under normal environmental conditions.

• Easy Maintenance – The non-porous glazed surface is naturally resistant to dirt and can be easily wiped clean with a damp cloth.

• Fade-Proof Artistry – The pigments are fused into the ceramic, maintaining their vibrancy even when exposed to indirect sunlight.

Ordering Information

Payment & Delivery:

• Pakistan Orders: Free home delivery nationwide.

• International Orders: Worldwide shipping available (confirm rates before ordering).

• Payment Methods: Cash on Delivery (COD) and Direct Bank Transfers are accepted.

• Secure Packaging: Shipped in specialized, reinforced shock-proof packaging to ensure the heavy ceramic arrives in pristine condition.

Policies:

• Full Breakage Guarantee – Hassle-free replacement if the flower pot is damaged during transit.

• Refund & Exchange – Available for items returned in their original, unbroken condition.

FAQs about Flower Pot Large

Is this pot suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the high-fired ceramic is very durable; however, it is recommended for shaded outdoor areas or indoors to best preserve the high-gloss shine over many years.

Does the pot have a drainage hole?

These artisanal pots are typically crafted as decorative planters; if you require a drainage hole for direct planting, please specify during your order or use it as a “cover pot” for a plastic liner.

Will the blue color fade in the sun?

No. The artwork is sealed under a professional-grade high-temperature glaze, making it UV-resistant and permanent.

How do I clean the pot?

Simply wipe the exterior with a soft, damp cloth. The glazed surface makes it very easy to remove any soil or dust.

What should I do if it arrives cracked?

We offer a full breakage guarantee. If your order is damaged in transit, contact us at +92-321-7229257 for a free replacement.

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