Cast from gypsum in a cream white finish, this small planter takes its shape directly from the broad, ridged form of a clam shell — radiating ribs fanning outward to a wavy scalloped rim, with a low, settled profile that sits comfortably on a nightstand, windowsill, or shelf. The interior basin is sized for a small succulent, a sprig of moss, or a single cutting. Outside the planter, it holds a ring, a pebble, a dried petal — the small accumulations of a day.
Hand-cast in small batches, each piece carries minor surface variation in texture and tone — part of what makes the form feel found rather than manufactured.
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The Story
Cast from gypsum in a cream white finish, this small planter takes its shape directly from the broad, ridged form of a clam shell — radiating ribs fanning outward to a wavy scalloped rim, with a low, settled profile that sits comfortably on a nightstand, windowsill, or shelf. The interior basin is sized for a small succulent, a sprig of moss, or a single cutting. Outside the planter, it holds a ring, a pebble, a dried petal — the small accumulations of a day.
Hand-cast in small batches, each piece carries minor surface variation in texture and tone — part of what makes the form feel found rather than manufactured.
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Shipping calculated at checkout.
30-day returns on unused pieces.
The quietest thing on the shelf
A fern frond tucked into the shell's opening, the morning light catching the ridged exterior. It holds almost nothing — and somehow that's exactly enough.
