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A unique, handmade ceramic jellyfish pot accompanied with its own air plant; a quirky little hanging decoration that will make you smile. Every one of these jellyfish hangings is completely one-of-a-kind due to their handmade nature. Their distinctive design will add that breath of fresh air(plant!) to any home or plant collection.
They make perfect home decorations, ideal for your bathroom or any room with the right conditions. We use a variety of different air plants to create different styles of jellyfish. Each piece is hand-pinched before being bisque-fired, then individually illustrated and dipped in our own unique turquoise glaze. They are then fired and carefully hand-strung, creating these wonderful little hanging pots for our air plants.
Why not create your own bloom of jellyfish by mixing and matching with our pastel stone jellyfish air plants? Check them out here.
PLEASE NOTE: We take great care to ensure the air plants leave us in top condition. Unfortunately, due to the perishable nature of air plants we will only be able to exchange or refund if the plant arrives damaged. Please notify us immediately if the plant has been damaged in transit, including images. The air plants can have natural browning on them. For instructions on general care, stringing and gifting advice, please watch the video shown below, or read our blogpost about your specific air plant's nature here.
The price is for ONE Jellyfish Air Plant.
We match the ceramic jellyfish shell to the air plant. Please note yours may vary in size and appearance as they are each made by hand. The air plants vary in their stages of growth and colour, so yours may differ noticeably in size to the ones shown in the images. Therefore, all dimensions below are approximate.
Ionantha: W2.5-4.5cm x H4-8cm
Caput: W2-3cm x H10-15cm
Capitata: W8-12cm x H8-12cm
Juncifolia: W2.5-3cm x H16-20cm
Balbisiana: W2.5-3cm x H18-22cm
For instructions on general care, stringing and gifting advice, please watch the video shown below, or read our blogpost about your specific air plant's nature here.
