Fox Ceramic Indoor Plant Pot For Succulents

Foxes have a branding problem in most children's stories — sly, untrustworthy, the one who eats the thing the story was actually about. Nobody warned us before we put one into ceramic and gave it a succulent to hold. It has become one of the better-reviewed shapes in the entire animal line anyway, which suggests either that the reputation was always undeserved or that a glazed clay fox with a plant growing out of its back short-circuits whatever grudge people were carrying.

It comes in four colors, which is more than most of the line gets, because it turns out people want their fox in more than one costume. Blue fox, green fox, orange fox that looks the most like an actual fox, and a white fox that looks like it wandered in from a different, colder story. There is no correct choice. There is only the one that matches the shelf.