Planter - porcelain w/tray & drainage hole

This small porcelain planter was thrown on the potter's wheel and then adorned with a band of thin, slightly irregular stripes. There is a drainage hole at the bottom that empties into the attached tray. The glaze is celadon - a transparent glaze with a hint of blue-green.

The approximate measurements are (w x h) 3.5 x 2.75 inches.
Each planter is individually constructed. Variations in exact size and shape are inherent in this product.

Cara Taylor is the designer and creator behind this simple yet unique line of ceramic pieces. The inspirations of Cara’s studio explorations are based on process and production. Hand built work begins with an assortment of porcelain slabs which are cut and then reformed to create three dimensional pieces. Slab construction, slip casting and wheel thrown pieces are all part of the Taylor Ceramics exploration of beauty and design. Whether purely decorative or used to contain flowers and twigs, these handmade vessels are intended to have purpose in the everyday.

Handmade at the Celadon Studio in downtown Northampton, Massachusetts.