Portuguese artist Bela Silva was once again inspired by nature for Look At Me. ‘Particularly for the Look At Me pots, I was inspired by the energy and resilience plants radiate,’ she says. ‘Many people use flowers and plants as decoration, but they transcend this role. After all, flowers are clearly present. They breathe, move and love being the centre of attention. You could just keep looking at them, right? Hence the name of the collection: ‘Look at Me’. The blue-green glaze, a recurring feature in her work, combined with the crude, natural finish, creates a striking flowerpot. And yet, the pots are simple in their geometric design and repeated relief. Your plants have never looked better!

This decorative pot has no drainage hole in the pot base. We therefore recommend placing the plant in a plastic pot with a tray under it or using a plastic bag as a liner to prevent water damage.

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Serax provides designers with the opportunity to develop their ideas, pushing the boundaries of traditional manufacturing with contemporary sensibility. Despite their different perspectives, their visions are united by Serax's mission to create the perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality. Their extensive family of collaborators includes prominent names such as Ann Demeulemeester, Kelly Wearstler, Marie Michielssen, among others, while also seeking out new talent, promoting a healthy diversity of perspectives.

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