Limited series of sculpted sphere terracotta planters that rest in solid steel footed stands; minimal in design and substantial in quality. Terracotta's estimated age is over 60+ years. No two vintage terracotta pots will exhibit the same matrix of color, complexion, and finish. Each is hand selected from a very limited of one-of-a-kind vintage terracotta vessels.

Limited supply available, includes heavy gauge steal stand with brushed industrial finish. To ensure stability and the perfect match, stands are individually handmade and hand-finished for each pot. The 3/4"/2cm thick brushed steel stand features feet that are hammered and shaped by hand; an elegant and minimal design complimenting the orb shape mature pot. Decades of exposure to the elements, moisture and oxidization has transformed the terracotta's surface. Revealing an variegation of textures and earthen colors, shades of green from the natural moss that once grew over the terracotta; charcoal and slate grey to smokey beige. A horizon of natural color and texture varies around the entire surface and interior.

This planter was hand thrown and molded from raw clay fired in traditional kiln heated naturally by wood and brush. A common technique used by indigenous ceramicist of Mexico. This traditional process & attention to detail has allowed this vintage terracotta planter to retain its durability.
Pottery crafted in this manner are substantial, often thicker and heavier than mass produced terracotta vessels of similar size. The texture is more porous and the terracotta color is much more complex than pots found at large chain general stores.

Mother Nature is a highly skilled painter and finisher of old terracotta.
Decades of exposure to the elements, moisture and oxidization has transformed the terracotta's surface. Revealing an variegation of textures and earthen colors, shades of green from the natural moss that once grew over the terracotta. Dusty Umber, burnt apricot & burnt adobe with shades smokey taupe to spots of ash white, & dark charcoal. A horizon of natural color and texture varies around the entire surface and interior. Some areas may exhibit mild deterioration, these areas do not compromise the structure the density or resiliency of this one of a kind vessel. Rather they add to the vessel's personality & authenticity.
Decades of exposure to the elements and oxidization has transformed the exterior terracotta surface to an array of earthen colors