The artisan-made vessel to compliment your flora! This short, wide belly handmade terracotta pot is perfect for small to midsize plants. Available either with solid hand-forged iron stand or just the terracotta pot. The Node's hand shaped design is a blend of abstract and sophistication. The minimal tazo shaped is pronounced with round nodes. In symmetrical fashion 8 columns of the raised 2"diameter nodes overlay the outer surface of the pot. 

Safe for outdoor display *under cover or canopy. Product media is not digitally enhanced, color and finish variation is as presented in product photos and video. 

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An Environmentally Sustainable Fabrication Process Utilizing Only Earthen sediment and other Material.
This pot was hand molded and shaped from a specific compound of raw clay. The raw earthen compound is mixed with water until proper consistency. The clay is then cast into large molds. These molds help provide the shape of the pot. Ceramicist then remove from the molds and finish the shaping and sculpting by hand. Once of proper shape and durability the raw earthen vessels are loaded into a large kiln. Kilns are heated naturally by wood and brush. Large to mid-size terracotta pots are heated and cured one piece at a time for 24 to 48hours; depending on the size of the vessel, the temperature of the kiln which varies between 300˚F-600˚F, and other variables. This sustainable artisanal technique has been practiced by indigenous ceramicist of Mexico for several generations.

The simple tazo / mug shaped pot is pronounced with nodes. In symmetrical fashion 8 columns of the raised 2"diameter nodes overlay the outer surface of the pot. Short Node planter has 2"thick terracotta walls; tapping the surface you can hear the reverberating concrete like density. A resiliency attributed to quality earthenware pottery making and craftsmanship.