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Erbe Bowl, Grey Terracotta
Erbe Bowl, Grey Terracotta
Erbe Bowl, Grey Terracotta
Bergs Potter

Erbe Bowl, Grey Terracotta

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$80.00

Rooted in 1940s Copenhagen, Bergs Potter creates handcrafted terracotta pots that help plants – and people – thrive. Made from premium Italian clay and fired at high temperatures, the brand's pots breathe naturally, support plant health, and are built to last for generations. Where life grows, Bergs Potter is there.

  • A classic bowl designed to nurture your favorite herbs.
  • Generous in size, it’s the perfect vessel for cultivating flavorful ingredients that bring joy to shared meals.
  • Ideal for a potted herb garden or as a centerpiece in an outdoor kitchen, this piece celebrates growth, gathering and the pleasures of homegrown taste.
  • Available in Raw Grey.
  • Size: 15.7" x 6.3" (40 cm x 16 cm)

  • Terracotta.
  • Cleaning your terracotta pots is easy – simply brush or wash away any dirt and let them dry.
  • Download more information about the quality and care of your terracotta pot here.
Product code Z-ERBG40P

Weave nature into your home with biophilic design, planting, natural materials and strategies to nurture ecology and wellbeing.

We encourage the improvement of indoor air through natural ventilation, filtration and low-toxin materials, creating cleaner, healthier spaces.

It’s important to select furniture and fixtures that combine health, craftsmanship, sustainability and design that prioritizes longevity to elevate daily living.

Bergs Potter has been bringing life to homes since 1942, when founder Victor Berg began selling flowers and ceramics in wartime Copenhagen. Today, the brand continues that legacy with beautifully crafted terracotta pots made from high-quality Italian clay. Each pot is fired at high temperatures to ensure durability, frost resistance, and the ability to breathe, supporting plant roots with moisture and ...

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