PSW OT35TC Traditional Pot, 14 by 13-Inch, Terra Cotta Color

It's pretty and lightweight, and a pretty good size. It's not weakly made either, so it's a nice pot in every way.

Love these pots. They're durable, lightweight and look like terracotta. Easy to drill drainage holes.

Because you wouldn't know it from the website, you should know that this is made out of plastic and contains no drainage hole, which makes it both ugly and useless.

Very realistic, looks classy, light weight.

I purchased this pot for a large Benjamin Ficus tree that was very difficult to move in it's ceramic pot. This Arcadia pot is lightweight and very sturdy. The finish is beautiful - matte and similar to the look of ceramic or clay. It's a neutral dark grey, very similar to the color on my computer monitor.There are predefined markers on the bottom of the pot to drill holes, if desired, so you'll need a drill and bit if you need this hole.This pot looks beautiful with any décor. I love it! My only complaint is that it is pricey, about the same for some of the ceramic pots at Home Depot of a similar size. But, it's unique, so you have to pay the price :)

To start, the listing clearly states that the pot is “terra cotta color” (yes, it’s a tad more brown) and that it is made out of plastic, stone, and wood. Illiteracy resulted in numerous unfair reviews here. You do need to drill your own drainage holes, but that’s easy to do! … It is VERY difficult to find pots of this size that are so durable! (You can find cheaper ones of this size, but they would be made of thin plastic and they would degrade after a couple of summers.) I’ve had 2 large ones (larger than the sizes currently offered on Amazon) for several years and they have held up well to hot summers and freezing winters in Missouri. I bought a few of this size in 2022 and I love them! They look nicer than my other pots (other brands and materials) and they’re durable. I use them to pot large plumeria trees for the summer. My only complaint is that the 21” x 20” is not the largest size available from Arcadia and the company did not respond to my inquiry about that.

I looks ceramic but it isn't, it's plastic. Quite sturdy and works fine. I was looking for ceramic but this will do the trick. Also, you have to drill a hole in the bottom for it to drain. I did, but you'll need an electric drill and a little arm strength to do so. It appears that large ceramic pots with drain holes are difficult to find.

This pot is obviously not real terra cotta, and its a bit expensive, but i have to say that its very well made and very pretty. Thinking of ordering more for outside.