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Sunnydaze Weather-Resistant Double-Walled Arabella Outdoor Flower Pot Planter - 16"

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Buddha head planter pots are commonly made from cement or concrete and from polyresin (resin). Listings explicitly mention cement, concrete, and polyresin/resin as the primary materials.

Sizes range from compact tabletop pieces (approximately 5.25–6.9 in tall, 4.3–5.3 in wide, 4.5–5.9 in deep) up to larger sculptural planters (around 14.0 in width/depth and up to about 16.25 in height).

In the provided product details, the examples list no drainage holes — each item specifies "No Drainage Hole(s)."

Most listings are for single-piece planters, and at least one listing is sold as a set of two planters.

The descriptions mention a white cement finish for the smaller pieces and a gray, stone-inspired finish for a larger sculptural planter. Other finishes or colors were not specified in the provided details.

Weights in the provided details range from about 1.0 pound for small cement pieces up to about 12.45 pounds for a larger sculptural planter, with a mid-range example listed at 3 pounds.

Some cement planters list "No Assembly Required." One larger resin planter notes "Adult Assembly Required, No Tools Needed." A few cement planters include a built-in wall-mount hole for hanging.

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