A rare union of minimalist contemporary shape with old-world ceramic making. The soft beige exterior of this terracotta cone planter is both rare and attribute of authentic vintage terracotta. Decades of exposure to the elements and oxidization has transformed what was a orange / peachy tone terracotta to the dark beige that you see in the photos. This planter was hand thrown from raw clay fired in traditional kiln heated naturally by wood and brush. A common technique used by indigenous ceramicist of Mexico. Their quality work allowed the this terracotta planter to retain its durability and resiliency despite it's antiquity and exposure to the elements for decades.  Mother nature provides the perfect durable, natural, and authentic finish.

A rare union of minimalist contemporary shape with old-world ceramic making. The soft beige exterior of this terracotta cone planter is both rare and attribute of authentic vintage terracotta. Decades of exposure to the elements and oxidization has transformed what was a orange / peachy tone terracotta to the dark beige that you see in the photos. This planter was hand thrown from raw clay fired in traditional kiln heated naturally by wood and brush. A common technique used by indigenous ceramicist of Mexico. Their quality work allowed the this terracotta planter to retain its durability and resiliency despite it's antiquity and exposure to the elements for decades. Mother nature provides the perfect durable, natural, and authentic finish.

This planter includes a hand forged iron base / pedestal, custom and quality made just for this planter.