The Cretan Pot Shop

Discover large terracotta pots, amphora pots, Mediterranean pots, and terracotta urns
handcrafted in Crete and available across the UK

Photograph courtesy of Mitton Manor Gardens

Welcome to The Cretan Pot Shop

A Family Business

Welcome to The Cretan Pot Shop – specialists in large terracotta pots UK. We offer the UK’s most beautiful collection of authentic Cretan terracotta pots, amphora pots, oil jars, and urns (large or small), all handcrafted on the island of Crete.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect pot for your olive trees, a statement piece for your garden, or a timeless Mediterranean pot, we have something for every outdoor space. In fact, our large and extra large terracotta pots are ideal for showcasing olive trees and creating striking focal points.

We specialise in beautiful and unique ceramics that embody the spirit of Greek and Mediterranean culture. In addition, our team handcrafts each piece using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

Our collection includes everything from antique-style urns to iconic designs like the Beehive Megalos. As a result, you’ll find the ideal pot to suit both traditional and modern landscapes.

We also offer a dedicated range of olive tree pots, designed to support healthy growth while enhancing your garden’s style.  Click here to see how to care for Olive trees in the UK climate.

View our full range of pots and see how they can transform your space.

History

With heritage going back to the mighty civilization of the Minoans 4000 years ago.

Our Collection

Our pots are made from natural, robust, environmentally friendly frost-proof terracotta.

Contact

If you have any questions, we would love to hear from you.

Uks Finest Collection of Mediterranean Terracotta Pots and Urns - perfect for your garden design

Award-winning potter Manolis Volyrakis and his family hand-throw all of our Mediterranean pots, terracotta pots, amphora pots, and especially our large and extra large terracotta pots. They fire each one in a traditional wood-burning kiln – a rare process today – which creates rich, earthy tones and soft, varied finishes. Because of this, no two pots are ever the same.