Mouse Ceramic Indoor Plant Pot For Succulents

The mouse taught us something about ourselves, which is that we are slower than we like to think. Over many seasons of selling animal pots, a pattern emerged that we somehow failed to notice until it was almost insulting: for any given animal, the best-selling glaze color is almost always the one closest to what that animal actually looks like in real life. The mouse sells best in gray. The elephant sells best in gray. People want the animal to look like the animal.

This should not have been a revelation. It took us several seasons anyway, partly because we kept getting distracted arguing about the exceptions. There are two colors in this entire collection that are not natural to their animal, and we are not going to tell you which two, because the argument that started in the studio the afternoon someone first pointed it out has never actually ended, and it would be selfish of us to keep that kind of fun to ourselves.

So consider this your invitation to the debate. Look at the line. Decide which two are lying. We have our positions and we are not sharing them. The mouse, meanwhile, is glazed ceramic, it wipes clean, and there is no drainage hole, so it does best with a succulent or as a cover pot for a nursery container you can lift out to water. And the mouse, for whatever it is worth and however predictable it turns out to be, is gray. We will let you draw your own conclusions about whether that was a coincidence or simply what wins.