Shaped by hand in Sabanagrande, Honduras, this terracotta planter carries the warm, dusty tone of natural clay — unglazed, unfinished, and better for it. The upper half tapers gently toward an open mouth, while the lower body widens into carved vertical ridges that catch light and shadow in equal measure. Over time, the surface will darken where moisture settles and lighten where it dries — a quiet record of whatever grows inside it. Sized to accommodate a plastic nursery pot; no drainage hole.
Each piece is made to order by artisans whose work varies slightly in tone and dimension — small signatures of the hand that shaped it.
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30-day returns on unused pieces.
The Story
Shaped by hand in Sabanagrande, Honduras, this terracotta planter carries the warm, dusty tone of natural clay — unglazed, unfinished, and better for it. The upper half tapers gently toward an open mouth, while the lower body widens into carved vertical ridges that catch light and shadow in equal measure. Over time, the surface will darken where moisture settles and lighten where it dries — a quiet record of whatever grows inside it. Sized to accommodate a plastic nursery pot; no drainage hole.
Each piece is made to order by artisans whose work varies slightly in tone and dimension — small signatures of the hand that shaped it.
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Shipping & Returns
Shipping calculated at checkout.
30-day returns on unused pieces.
A pot that settles into wherever you place it
Set it on a windowsill with a trailing pothos or a small fern, and within a week it already looks like it has always been there — the ridges gathering a little dust, the clay warming in the afternoon light.
