A timeless, unglazed planter with a grounded, earthy feel. I mix local sand into the clay body, then scrape the surface by hand when the piece is leather-hard to bring that sand to the surface. The result is a warm, rustic texture that feels rooted and real—like something dug up, not just made. Each planter includes a matching drip tray and a drainage hole, because function matters. The form is simple, sturdy, and made to last. No two are exactly alike, but they all share the same quiet strength.
A timeless, unglazed planter with a grounded, earthy feel. I mix local sand into the clay body, then scrape the surface by hand when the piece is leather-hard to bring that sand to the surface. The result is a warm, rustic texture that feels rooted and real—like something dug up, not just made. Each planter includes a matching drip tray and a drainage hole, because function matters. The form is simple, sturdy, and made to last. No two are exactly alike, but they all share the same quiet strength.