The Casey is a 5-inch porcelain plant pot, a shelf-size pot with a clean modern profile and a matching saucer. It is named after Casimira, who works with us and answers to roughly ten names; the pot answers to one, which is Casey, and has never asked to renegotiate.Porcelain fires harder and denser than standard ceramic, so the Casey holds a crisp edge and resists chipping through years of indoor use. A center drainage hole keeps water moving instead of pooling at the roots, and the matching saucer keeps the shelf beneath it dry. At five inches it suits a settled plant: a pothos, a peperomia, a young fern. The Casey reads as plain until you notice the proportions are slightly more generous than they need to be, which is the porcelain doing quiet work most pots at this price decline to bother with.Casimira may not answer to the same name twice. The pot will, every time, which is the most reliable thing either of them has going.
