Woven cone shaped wall planter filled with pink flowers

Woven Cone Wall Planter

$39.99

Woven by hand in natural rattan, this woven cone wall planter gives your plants and flowers an airy, warm showcase. Its silhouette and careful finish blend discreetly onto any wall, from the living room to the kitchen. Built to last, it reflects crafted know how. Ideal for dressing a bare wall with a natural, living touch.

Delivery 6 to 9 days
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Beige

Woven Rattan for Your Plants

Hang it up, slip in a few flowering stems, and your wall comes to life in one gesture. Our woven cone wall planter is shaped by hand, gradually formed until it reaches this cone silhouette that catches the eye without weighing down the space. Natural rattan, once woven, gains strength while keeping the visual lightness that sets truly crafted pieces apart. Hung in the living room, the kitchen or a sunroom, it suits every wall and many kinds of arrangements, from dried bouquets to trailing faux greenery.

Raw Rattan, Living Fibers

Hanging a plant on the wall already invites nature into a space, but the container you choose changes everything about that intention. Woven by hand in rattan selected for its suppleness and strength, this woven cone wall planter extends the greenery rather than competing with it. The naturally honey tone of rattan and its variations in grain from strand to strand create a visual continuity with the foliage no synthetic material can reproduce. It is this harmony between the stems, the weave and the wall that gives the whole its organic, calm character.

Rattan Bent and Shaped by Hand

Bending rattan without breaking it takes a skill only a maker used to the material develops over the years. For this woven cone wall planter, each curve is obtained through gradual heating and hand pressure, with a precise gesture that gives the structure its characteristic organic shape. It is this freedom of curve, unique to natural rattan, that sets the piece apart from an industrially molded object. The result is a silhouette with lively outlines, where no curve is perfectly identical, the direct reflection of the hand that shaped it.