African Woman Head Planter UK: How to Choose a Sculptural Plant Pot

Choose a sculptural woman head planter by the room, the plant or inner pot it will hold and the care the display needs. Ripleys Nest products to compare are Golden Grace | African Woman Head Planter and Afro Woman Head Planter.

Start with the display

Planted focal point: Golden Grace is a hand-cast stone planter with a drainage hole and indoor-use recommendation. Use a saucer indoors to protect the surface beneath it.
Headwrap and painted detail: Afro Woman has a sculpted headwrap, gold earrings and hand-painted facial detail. The listing gives an approximate size of 20 cm high, 15 cm wide and 17 cm deep.
Empty sculpture: the Afro Woman listing says it can be left empty as a sculptural piece, so the choice does not have to start with a plant.

Planters to compare

Golden Grace | African Woman Head Planter for the drainage-hole, indoor-focused cast stone option.
Afro Woman Head Planter for the headwrap, gold-earring and hand-painted finish.
African head planters to compare the wider current collection.

Before planting or placing

Measure the shelf, sideboard or sheltered outdoor position and check the listed dimensions.
If planting, use the inner nursery pot or saucer arrangement described by the exact product page.
Keep the planters indoors or in a sheltered position. Bring them inside during hard frost or prolonged bad weather where the product guidance requires it.
Read the product page for material, drainage, price, availability, delivery and returns before ordering.

Further help

Use the head planter guide if you are still choosing a style, then use the product page for the final care and planting details.

Questions to settle

Do the planters have drainage?

Golden Grace lists a drainage hole. Afro Woman says to use an inner nursery pot with drainage. Check the exact listing for the arrangement you choose.