14" Satsuma Porcelain Fishbowl Planter

For that very special plant, indoors or out this beautiful and well made ceramic pots fits the bill. As I prefer drainage holes, you will have to drill these using a diamond drill bit ( also purchased on Amazon). My partner gratefully is handy and was able to drill 3 holes in this larger pot. It does take some patience. The outcome is worth the effort. I purchased this pot in 18 and 12 inches for two special flowering plants.

Perfect, lovely images, crisp and clear, with beautiful colors.

I was somewhat hesitant as some reviews weren't positive, but I can say these (planter& base) are beautiful! These items were double boxed. When I seen the boxes, I was unsure if I was sent the correct items because they were so large, but I did. The only thing negative I can say is when I opened the box, I got Styrofoam all over. These look just like the on-line pictures! They are flawless, beautiful and worth every penny!

The Red Lantern 14" Satsuma Porcelain Fishbowl Planter is a nice planter except the actual art is not what is pictured. The images are smaller and the colors different. For the price it is ok and would be good as a planter with art.

I use it as indoor flower planter. It is beautiful! However, when they first arrived, they had an even coat of brown layer. It is so uniformly coated, I thought that was how they look. I actually was thinking about returning the products. And then I thought let me try to clean it. One simple wipe, it looks totally different! Truly beautiful! See my picture for before and after. I suggest vendor to add this little warning in their description.

chipped

If you think of this colorful planter or bowl as sporting this trendy antique-distressed look with folk art aspiration (compared to fine art), you won't be disappointed. Mr. Craftsmaship went all out on this one: uneven glaze, intentional scratch marks, and popped gas bubbles are definitely in-yer-face 'funny'; the main scene of the nosy people is repeated 3 times. That's a major plus. Not being heavy is another. Actually washing it? That's a good one. How about a tosakin bowl? Elegant is NOT the right word to describe this arty unearthed. On the other hand, it never had that pretense. At any rate, it should serve my tall silk bamboo, well and done.

Good size for location