Bergs Potter Atlas Terracotta Pot

A classic tapered terracotta pot with tight vertical ribbing running in repeating bands around the body, the Atlas has a textured, sculptural surface that gives it visual weight without overwhelming the plant inside. The ribbing is precise and consistent, making the pot recognisable across a shelf of mixed plants. Available in five sizes from 14 cm to 25 cm in diameter, and in both Grey and Rosa terracotta, the Grey sits well in minimal, modern interiors alongside concrete and white walls, while the Rosa carries a warmer tone that pairs naturally with timber shelving and rattan. A saucer is integrated into the base, so no separate dish is needed. Handmade in small family-owned workshops in Italy from premium Italian clay and fired at high temperatures for frost resistance, the Atlas is built for both indoor and outdoor use year-round. Fits naturally into:

• As a windowsill or shelf display, grouping two or three sizes together. The smaller sizes work particularly well with snake plants, cacti, and compact succulents, creating a layered, collected arrangement that builds over time
• On a balcony or patio with drought-tolerant plants like lavender or rosemary, where the frost-resistant clay holds up through changing seasons without losing its character
• As a standalone accent pot for a single structural plant like a ponytail palm or an aloe vera, where the ribbed texture and grounded form complement the plant's own architectural quality
• Over time, the raw terracotta develops a natural patina that adds to the pot's presence rather than diminishing it, particularly visible when planted with a trailing plant like a string of pearls spilling over the rim

Atlas takes its name from the Titan who carried the heavens on his shoulders. Sturdy terracotta, repeating bands of vertical lines, built to last. A pot that earns its place in any home, season after season. Designed by Rasmus Rostrup.

From the Crafters:

The Atlas Pot in sturdy terracotta, designed to stand on the shoulders of its saucer counterpart. Inspired by the legendary Titan Atlas, who carried the weight of the heavens on his shoulders, this pot is characterised by its repeating circular patterns of vertical lines, symbolising the arduous and perpetual task of its mythological namesake.

Much like the enduring spirit of Atlas, this pot is built to stand the test of time, promising longevity and resilience when cared for. Just as Atlas persevered in his celestial task, this pot will continue to thrive and serve as a timeless feature in any garden or home.

Designed by Rasmus Rostrup.