RECYCLED OCEAN PLASTIC PLANT POT
We are introducing the 'Oceana', a unique designer plant pot made from recycled ocean plastics. Each pot is handcrafted from recycled abandoned fishing nets and bottle tops.
They are made using a hand-operated plastic injection machine, utilising 100% recycled abandoned fishing gear, creating a unique and beautiful object that will perfectly complement your favourite plant.
This pot features a white seam in the middle and is crafted from recycled white bottle tops and blue nets for its main body. It measures 14.5cm in diameter and is perfect for medium-sized indoor plants, herbs, and succulents. Each plant pot in my workshop is made with love from plastic that may otherwise end up in landfills or the ocean.
From our first Ocean Tide plant pot created in 2018 to our wetsuit hanger made from recycled wetsuits, we have always been committed to manufacturing in the UK from sustainable materials
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Made from recycled fishing nets and bottle tops
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Made by hand in the UK
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14.5 cm Diameter x 11.5 cm high
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100% recycled & recyclable
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10% of profits to marine conservation
ECOTRIBO BRAND FILM
We work closely with local Cornish and Scottish ocean plastic/ghost net recovery programs.
10% of profits from each pot helps fund important marine conservation work. We collaborate with organisations to continue to find solutions to ocean plastic waste and provide outreach programs for coastal communities.
We intend to turn the tide on ocean plastic pollution and bring nature back into our lives. Each pot you purchase helps us continue this important work - Cleaning our seas and planting positivity.
Every product is handmade and uniquely coloured, meaning no two will be identical. The beautiful effect and colouration created by the process are unique and part of the beauty of recycling ocean plastics.
Each purchase supports coastal charities & marine conservation.
We use 100% recycled materials found on our coasts
Each product is direct action for marine wildlife.
Our products are made locally in the UK using solar power