Bergs Potter Elizabeth Terracotta Pot

A classic tapered terracotta pot with a defining detail that sets it apart from any standard form, the Elizabeth carries a band of Gothic arches pressed into the clay just below the rim. The arches run all the way around the body and, when the pot is turned upside down, form a bold crown. Available in Grey and Rosa terracotta, in multiple sizes from 12 cm to 25 cm in diameter. Comes with a matching saucer. Frost-resistant and suited to both indoor and outdoor use. The range of sizes makes it genuinely flexible — the smaller sizes work well grouped on a windowsill, pot shed shelf, or greenhouse bench, while the larger sizes carry enough presence to anchor a garden terrace or a floor display indoors. A real workhorse across all conditions:

• In the smaller sizes on a windowsill or shelving display, planted with geraniums, cosmos, or compact herbs where the Gothic arch detail adds quiet character without competing with the plant
• In the larger sizes outdoors on a terrace or garden step, planted with anemones, narcissus, or ornamental grasses that fill the wide opening naturally
• Grouped in multiple sizes together, stacked or arranged in a pot shed or greenhouse corner, where the shared detailing creates a cohesive, collected look
• Indoors on a plinth or side table in the larger sizes, planted with statement foliage plants like alocasia or yucca where the architectural detailing of the pot complements the plant's own strong form

Elizabeth is a tribute to women who hold their ground with grace. Gothic arches run the length of the pot and form a crown when turned upside down. Durable terracotta, available in Grey and Rosa, built for both indoor and outdoor use. Comes with a matching saucer.

From the Crafters:

Elizabeth: A queen of grace and glory! And yet, this regal woman has also stood fast against storms after more than half a century on the throne. Like the late queen, this pot is durable and adorned with elegance. Gothic arches embellish its sides and form a bold crown when the pot is turned upside down. The Elizabeth Pot is made as a tribute to all women, everyday queens who sail into headwinds with pride, grace, and strength.