A harmony artisan authenticity and simple elegance. Purchase either just the Sphere Terracotta Pot, or paired with tall Crescent sculptural stand for added stability and visual drama. With a generous 6-gallon (23-liter) capacity, the sphere pot has ample room for healthy root development. Each pot is handmade from natural low-fire terracotta and has a flat bottom surface to rest securely on a variety of surfaces. The clay's porous nature promotes breathability, supporting optimal plant health and moisture regulation. The coarse terracotta surface is hand-painted and finished with Ash-white, Smokey beige and other parchment colors. When purchased together the Sphere pot rests secure with in the heavy gauge solid steel stand with x4 crescent shaped legs. To ensure stability and the perfect match, stands are individually handmade for each pot. Whether purchased separately or together, this design transforms a functional planter into a statement piece—a conversation starter that celebrates both nature and artisanal craftsmanship. Every pot is unique, with subtle variations that reflect its handmade origins. This is more than a planter; it's a vessel that honors the artistry of making and the beauty of growing.

A mid-size terracotta pot perfectly suited for small to mid-sized plants and young trees. More on suggested plants in Care & Handling section.

An Environmentally Sustainable Fabrication Process Utilizing Only Terra 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. Small to large 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.