Buy, Shipping & Contact

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At Heart & Fire Cretan Pots, we don’t just curate world-class, traditional terracotta; we master the art of moving it safely across the globe. Our pottery represents centuries of Greek heritage, built to withstand freezing winters and scorching summers alike.
Understanding that our clients expect perfection, we treat our logistics with the same precision as our artisans treat the clay.  
Whether destined for a private estate in the Hamptons, a villa on the French Riviera, or a luxury resort in the Bahamas, we guarantee secure, seamless transit for every single bespoke commission.

You are buying direct from a family business. You are dealing person to person. We offer custom and personalized services at the highest level. Our shop sells only retail.

Transport prices naturally differ according to size , quantity and delivery destinaton, so we need to ask you to telephone or email Yiannis when you’re ready to buy or if you’ve got any questions. Please don’t hesitate to ask Jiannis anything about his pots or planting in them. In typical Greek fashion, he offers a personal service.

Yiannis will then be able to give you the exact price, including delivery to your door.

Yiannis’ English is very good, as is his German, so you’ll have no communication problems, written or spoken.

Payment can be made by any major credit, debit card or e-banking and once you’ve ordered, it will take around 10 days (European destinations) for the pot to arrive at your door.

Email: papapefko@hotmail.com

Telephone: 0030 24280 91190

Viber/whats up: 0030 6976435620

If on United Kingdom please contact our partner  Adam at https://cretepots.com/home/

We know that you will enjoy the process and your pots. Thank you for supporting a Greek family business.

About Me
I am an English writer, living in the Pelion. Over the years, Yiannis has become a good friend, as well of course as the source of all my garden needs. I know little of I.T. as you can see from this site, but I am keen to help support the economy of the region and the Greek people in any way I can.
All photographs, except those of the pots at Knossos, which are in the public domain, were taken at Yiannis’ garden centre by my wife, a professional photographer.