Polka Dot Wool Felt Plant Pot Cover - Emerald Green, Set of 4 (1 of each size)

Vibrant spotty plant pot covers handmade with fairtrade wool felt These beautiful fairtrade wool felt plant pot covers will bring a colourful finishing touch to your sustainable home decor. Decorated with on-trend, vibrant polka dots to complement the stunning emerald green colour. With four different round planters to choose from, you will find the right home for your plants. Why not buy the whole set? They nest beautifully when you need to store them. You can also mix and match these pots with the white polka dot planters we have available. Part of the modern range of sustainable eco home decoration items designed in-house at &Keep. These fairtrade wool pots can also be used as wonderful storage baskets - they are deep and hold plenty. Endlessly versatile. Each plant pot cover is carefully hand-felted from 100% raw sheep wool using soap and water. Instead of weaving the wool, heat, moisture and pressure are applied to entangle the fibres and create the beautiful material. The felt is hand shaped, dried in the sun and then hand-moulded. This technique gives each individual planter a unique shape and character. Please note the plant pot covers are not lined. Approximate sizes: Due to the hand made nature of this product, the sizes below may vary slightly. They may also not be perfectly uniform around the rim - totally charming, each one unique and made with love. - Small: 9cm x 10cm diameter - Medium: 11cm x 12cm diameter - Large : 12 cm x 15cm diameter - Extra Large: 15cm x 19cm diameter Natural wool makes them 100% biodegradable should they ever finish being useful! Made with great skill and to the highest quality by a fantastic team of fair trade craftspeople in Nepal for &Keep. They use solar power in their factory and use purified run off rain water in their production process. They are coloured using Azo Free dyes, which means they are free of chemicals and toxins. A World Fair Trade Organisation approved supplier, ensuring profit-making does not come before the wellbeing of people and the planet.