Hammered Ironworks Herb Planter

34895 India

~~$35.00~~

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SRP $35.00

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Sheets of iron are cut and shaped, then embossed by hand using traditional techniques for texture and floral pattern. Iridized antique copper finish is achieved by copper plating, burning, and powder coating. Contains recycled elements. Includes 3 pots and handled tray. 5 1/4"h x 14"w x 5"d

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Noah's Ark empowers artisans in Moradabad, India, to break the cycle of poverty. Trained artisans "graduate" and create an independent business. Your purchase supports these artisans and preserves a part of Indian culture and livelihood at risk of being lost.

In 1986, after witnessing the struggles of artisans firsthand, Samuel Masih launched Noah's Ark International Exports out of a room in a house. The headquarters were small, but the goal was big: to change the... Read more...

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Perfect kitchen garden

Jan 2, 2019 | By Dani

These planters live in my kitchen, growing mint, sage, and thyme. They are big enough to hold a good amount of herbs but small enough they fit on my windowsill. I used a small nail to make a few drainage holes in the bottom, which was super easy to do. A beautiful and very useful item!

Beautiful

Mar 1, 2018 | By Janice

Very nice and standard sized herb plants fit nicely into each pot.

Top Notch Planter

Nov 27, 2017 | By Karen Marie

This is the second time I ordered this item because I was taken by the beauty and practicality of it. It's just the right size for a small herb garden display.

Beautiful, handcrafted planters

Jul 1, 2016 | By Dianne Groger

I have this planter set on my porch growing herbs. The pots are a nice size for a small plant. I placed about 1" of rocks in the bottom for drainage and I drilled 3 small holes in the bottom. I purchased small clay dishes to catch the water so the tray wouldn't rust. Perfect set-up.

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