Bergs Potter Pantheon Terracotta Pot

Pantheon Terracotta Pot is defined by its surface before anything else: symmetrical rows of rectangular coffers carved directly into the clay wrap the full body of the pot from rim to base, creating a repeating geometric pattern that gives it a structured, architectural character unlike any other pot in the range. The form underneath is a gently tapered cylinder. The clay is raw and unglazed, speckled and matte in Grey and Rosa, with natural variation between pieces. Each pot has a drainage hole and comes with a matching saucer, and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Available in a range of sizes. The surface detail makes it a pot where the container itself is as much a consideration as the plant inside, and it works especially well for:

• Boston ferns, maidenhair ferns, and lush foliage plants with spreading form, where the dense surface texture of the pot creates a strong visual contrast against soft, fine-textured leaves
• Trailing plants like peperomia rotundifolia or string of turtles, where stems spilling over the rim draw the eye back to the carved pattern running beneath
• Variegated ficus and finely branched indoor trees on a table or console, where the architectural surface detail holds its own against complex leaf shapes without competing

The Pantheon collection is a range of raw terracotta pots designed by Rasmus Rostrup, with a carved coffer pattern inspired by the geometric coffered ceiling of the Pantheon in Rome. Each pot is handcrafted from terracotta with natural variation between pieces, and comes with a matching saucer and drainage hole for direct planting indoors or outdoors.

From the Crafters:

The Pantheon pot pays homage to the iconic dome that soars into the sky with timeless grandeur at the Pantheon in Rome. Just as the Pantheon dome captivates with its geometric coffered ceiling, the Pantheon pots feature symmetrical rows of coffers delicately carved into the surface. These simple yet sophisticated patterns wrap around the slender cylinder in repeating patterns, bringing the stunning Pantheon dome to life.

Designed by Rasmus Rostrup.