The scalloped clay fringe along the top edge of the beautiful Helena Pot gives it a soft and classic look.

North of Rome in the Lazio region rests the small town of Di Bolsena, a place once filled with potters and the home of Roberto Rosso, one of Italy’s greatest potters. Inspired by ancient Greek designs, Rosso created pottery with distinctive clay borders, a popular feature throughout the 1800s. Fascinated by the idea of a decorative rim, Steffen Berg created our Helena Pot with the remarkable scalloped border to acquire a soft yet classic-looking flowerpot. Today, our Italian potters pay homage to Rosso’s masterpiece every time a new Helena Pot is moulded.

When the designer Ninetta Mariani created the Julie Pot, she exclaimed: “It can’t be done simpler than this!” This was in Milan in 1960, and today we can only concur. Perfection is achieved when there is nothing left to take away from a design. In this simple yet charming pot, your plant will always be the centre of attention.

Our largest Julie Pots are wheel-thrown and stamped by hand – persistently preserving an ancient craft.

Julie, our timeless classic, is also available in a glazed guise. We have preserved the simple and minimalistic lines we all adore. The glaze, saturated in the intense Emerald Green colour, accentuates the geometrical look and adds a slightly playful dimension that catches the eye.

The Københavner Pot [Copenhagen Pot] has royal heritage and is one of the first pots designed by Bergs Potter. This noble pot is inspired by pottery made at the Royal Danish Palace of Fredensborg in 1860.

Years ago, Steffen Berg stumbled upon beautiful old clay pots at a former nursery and created the Købehavner Pot, his very own interpretation of the pottery with royal origins. Today, the Københavner Pot is one of our most popular designs, and our potters still make it by hand in a small village near Lucca in Tuscany.

The legacy of the Københavner Pot adds an element of regal elegance even when paired with the humblest plant.

The Planet Series arose from versatile designer Christian Buur Bangsgaard’s fascination with modular structures. The series features pots of layered rings in different sizes, resulting in a taut design with a soft finish.

The series consists of Mars, Venus, Saturn, Neptune, and Jupiter – some of the most prominent planets in our solar system – and true stars in any verdant universe.

Bangsgaard’s work has received an Art Award in Ceramics, and his works have been featured at Danish Modern Art Museums in Charlottenborg and Trapholt.

The Planet Series arose from versatile designer Christian Buur Bangsgaard’s fascination with modular structures. The series features pots of layered rings in different sizes, resulting in a taut design with a soft finish.

The series consists of Mars, Venus, Saturn, Neptune, and Jupiter – some of the most prominent planets in our solar system – and true stars in any verdant universe.

Bangsgaard’s work has received an Art Award in Ceramics, and his works have been featured at Danish Modern Art Museums in Charlottenborg and Trapholt.

When the designer Ninetta Mariani created the Julie Pot, she exclaimed: “It can’t be done simpler than this!” This was in Milan in 1960, and today we can only concur. Perfection is achieved when there is nothing left to take away from a design. In this simple yet charming pot, your plant will always be the centre of attention.

Our largest Julie Pots are wheel-thrown and stamped by hand – persistently preserving an ancient craft.

Julie, our timeless classic, is also available in a glazed guise. We have preserved the simple and minimalistic lines we all adore. The glaze, saturated in the intense Emerald Green colour, accentuates the geometrical look and adds a slightly playful dimension that catches the eye.

The scalloped clay fringe along the top edge of the beautiful Helena Pot gives it a soft and classic look.

North of Rome in the Lazio region rests the small town of Di Bolsena, a place once filled with potters and the home of Roberto Rosso, one of Italy’s greatest potters. Inspired by ancient Greek designs, Rosso created pottery with distinctive clay borders, a popular feature throughout the 1800s. Fascinated by the idea of a decorative rim, Steffen Berg created our Helena Pot with the remarkable scalloped border to acquire a soft yet classic-looking flowerpot. Today, our Italian potters pay homage to Rosso’s masterpiece every time a new Helena Pot is moulded.

Elizabeth: A queen of grace and glory! And yet, this regal woman has also stood fast against storms after more than half a century on the throne.

Like the queen, this pot is durable and adorned with elegance. Gothic arches embellish its sides and form a bold crown when the pot is turned upside down.

The Elizabeth Pot is made as a tribute to all women, everyday queens who sail into headwinds with pride, grace, and strength.

The Københavner Pot has royal heritage and is one of the first pots designed by Bergs Potter. This noble pot is inspired by pottery made for the Royal Danish Palace of Fredensborg in 1860. The legacy of the Københavner Pot adds an element of regal elegance even when paired with the humblest plant.

Diameter: 16 cm / 6.3 in

Height: 14 cm / 5.5 in

The Københavner Pot has royal heritage and is one of the first pots designed by Bergs Potter. This noble pot is inspired by pottery made for the Royal Danish Palace of Fredensborg in 1860. The legacy of the Københavner Pot adds an element of regal elegance even when paired with the humblest plant.

Diameter: 10 cm / 3.9 in

Height: 9 cm / 3.5 in

The Københavner Pot has royal heritage and is one of the first pots designed by Bergs Potter. This noble pot is inspired by pottery made for the Royal Danish Palace of Fredensborg in 1860. The legacy of the Københavner Pot adds an element of regal elegance even when paired with the humblest plant.

Diameter: 18 cm / 7.1 in

Height: 24 cm / 9.4 in

The Københavner Pot has royal heritage and is one of the first pots designed by Bergs Potter. This noble pot is inspired by pottery made for the Royal Danish Palace of Fredensborg in 1860. The legacy of the Københavner Pot adds an element of regal elegance even when paired with the humblest plant.

Diameter: 10 cm / 3.9 in

Height: 9 cm / 3.5 in

The scalloped clay fringe along the top edge of the beautiful Helena Pot gives it a soft and classic look. Fascinated by the idea of a decorative rim, Steffen Berg created our Helena Pot with the remarkable scalloped border to acquire a soft yet classic-looking flowerpot.

Diameter: 18 cm / 7.1 in

Height: 17 cm / 6.7 in

The Københavner Pot has royal heritage and is one of the first pots designed by Bergs Potter. This noble pot is inspired by pottery made for the Royal Danish Palace of Fredensborg in 1860. The legacy of the Københavner Pot adds an element of regal elegance even when paired with the humblest plant.

Diameter: 18 cm / 7.1 in

Height: 16 cm / 6.3 in

The scalloped clay fringe along the top edge of the beautiful Helena Pot gives it a soft and classic look. Fascinated by the idea of a decorative rim, Steffen Berg created our Helena Pot with the remarkable scalloped border to acquire a soft yet classic-looking flowerpot.

Diameter: 21 cm / 8.3 in

Height: 11 cm / 4.1 in

The Københavner Pot has royal heritage and is one of the first pots designed by Bergs Potter. This noble pot is inspired by pottery made for the Royal Danish Palace of Fredensborg in 1860. The legacy of the Københavner Pot adds an element of regal elegance even when paired with the humblest plant.

Diameter: 18 cm / 7.1 in

Height: 24 cm / 9.4 in