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Delphi Pot And Saucer Set

Crafted from terracotta.

Sourced from a family-owned Copenhagen business that prioritizes sustainability, uses locally sourced raw materials, and strives for waste-free production.

Named after Delphi – once considered the navel of the world – these pots are a quiet homage to wisdom, wonder, and harmony with nature. The Delphi Pot Series brings a touch of Mediterranean charm to the home or garden. Inspired by the amphora shape, an ancient vessel, this series embodies a seamless blend of historic form and modern life.

With their wide body and slender neck, the organic form of the Delphi pots cleverly reduces the evaporation of soil moisture, helping plants stay hydrated for longer. For outdoor use, the narrow neck naturally limits rainwater intake, protecting sensitive roots from overwatering. Each pot is paired with a matching saucer, ensuring a graceful transition between indoor and outdoor settings.

The Delphi pot’s timeless silhouette evokes the elegance of antiquity – an enduring vessel where terracotta tradition and thoughtful design meet. Created by Pablo Dorigo, an Italian designer with a rich heritage from Italy and Spain, the Delphi series is shaped by his deep appreciation for archetypal forms and his Mediterranean roots – where terracotta, tradition, and timeless design are part of everyday life.

Set includes both pot and saucer.

Colors: Raw Rosa  /  Raw Grey

Sizes: Small - 7.9 W x 8.3 H in.  /  Large - 10.2 W x 10.8 H in.  /  Low - 9.4 W x 6.7 H in.  /  Tall - 8.7 W x 10.2 H in.

Care: Features a drainage hole to prevent overwatering and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, as it is frost-resistant. Over time, the untreated surface develops a natural patina, adding character and uniqueness to each pot. To clean the pot, simply brush off or wash away any dirt and allow it to dry. During colder months, make sure the drainage hole remains clear to prevent water from freezing, which could damage the pot.