Munja and Reclaimed Fabric Eco Hanging Planter – Small
Add a touch of sustainable elegance to your home or garden with Jardinopia's Munja and Reclaimed Fabric Eco Hanging Planter. Each unique piece is expertly handcrafted in India using reclaimed sari fabric offcuts and durable, sustainably sourced munja grass. Munja, a tough Asiatic grass known for its water-repellent properties, is traditionally used for ropes and baskets, making it a perfect material for this eco-conscious planter.
The planter includes a strong, powder-coated removable metal liner that is both watertight and practical, allowing you to plant directly or use it as a drainage solution for potted plants. Designed for versatility, it can be used indoors or outdoors and conveniently nested for storage when not in use. As each planter is handmade, the sari fabric colours vary, ensuring every item is one-of-a-kind.
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