WHOLE HOUSEWARESWomen Head Planter for Plants Set of 1-8" x 6" x 6" Artistic Greco-Inspired Vase - Grey Cement Planter for Indoor and Outdoor - Multifuntional Home Display Pot with Face Design

This is a great head vase planter! It is made to look a bit weathered and antique-like and features a women's head. It appears a little Grecian in style, but would also be popular for folks who are into fairies and new age things. It has some solid weight to it so I'm not worried about it falling over. I really like the look of it. It's not giant, so it will need to be used for a smaller plant. This would also make a nice gift for someone. Overall, a great planter to liven any home or garden.

This is a nice decorative addition for anyone who likes plants its a smaller pot but not tiny an is definitely well crafted it's made of concrete or mortar style compound so water doesn't hurt it an the head like design has nice clean details it works nice to put a small plant in an set on a coffee table etc. We have cat grass growing in ours an it looks nice sitting on the table so overall this is a well crafted decorative small (approx.8in tall×5in diameter) flower pot that is worth the price

I wasn’t sure what to expect with this item, but I was pleasantly surprised. It’s not resin like I expected it to be but more like concrete or cement. It’s heavy and the quality is excellent. I thought it was going to be around 4 inches (my fault), but I have a few 3 inch pots picked out for this planter. I believe it’s supposed to be Venus, but not entirely sure. I’m hoping to get some sort of dangling plant to make it look like hair. I have some nice planters now, but this one is the nicest I’ve ever owned. Thank you to WHOLE HOUSEWEARS for such a cool product, and to Amazon for fast from shipping!

This stone head planter is a very nice addition to my houseplant collection. It looks great with a small curly Bonnie spider plant!The planter is made very well. It's heavy-duty - and heavy. The facial features and hair are done very well.The finish is nice. It's much more grey in person than in the item listing photo. I know over time, this stone will develop a nice green algae patina, and it will look even better.For now, I'm using this planter indoors tucked among my plants. But in the Spring, I'll bring it outside and will use it on a coffee table on our patio.The size is small - the opening is a 3" diameter at the top and tapers down inside to only around 2.5" diameter. The depth is 3.5". You'll need a tapered plastic pot to fit inside this planter, or you can plant directly into the planter.I have a similar head planter in a larger size and I love it, but it's too large for a coffee table. This smaller head planter is going to work perfectly for the coffee table.The only thing negative about this is that it took me about 3 minutes to clean off all the styrofoam from the packaging - which was very frustrating. That stuff sticks to everything!Styrofoam aside, I do recommend this planter.

I've been wanting a bust somewhere in my house for ages, and this beautiful little lady does the trick! She's technically a planter-ish-piece, so I could put a fake plant or some pencils in her head but I think I like her just as is! So happy I got her!

She is really nice and heavy but the area for the dirt is rather small and there is no drain hole so you are somewhat limited on what you can put in it.

I was hoping to put a plant in this and I may so it looks like she has hair. It could probably hold a 3 inch pot because that’s how deep and wide the opening is. The pot I show is a 2 1/2 inch one which will hold a tiny succulent but not for long. However I am just as happy putting cut flowers in her head which should be very impressive. She is heavy and sturdy and her face is prettier than it looks in the listing picture.As you see from the first picture she arrived safely but had styrofoam crumbles all over because she was packaged in that kind of styrofoam that shatters as soon as you look at it.

This thing is actually made out of concrete or something very similar to concrete. Pretty sure it’s not resin like a lot of products like this. The molding is smooth with no air pockets or chips. One thing to know, there is no drainage hole in the bottom. I plan to drill one although from the bottom of the planter area to the bottom of the bust it is a couple inches at least. I plan to put it outside with some hearty succulents and maybe try to encourage some moss to grow on it.