FAQ About Historical Significance of Indoor Plants
What materials were historically used for indoor plant containers?
Historically, indoor plant containers varied greatly by culture and period. Early Egyptians and Romans used terra cotta pots, valued for their durability and natural appearance. In China, ceramics and porcelain were often used, part of a broader tradition of skilled craftsmanship. The Victorian era popularized cast iron and ornate planters reflecting the industrial advancements of the time.
