A very moving piece.
Shaped from sand-colored stoneware and pretty pink porcelain, this planter’s ready to welcome a sansevieria or succulent for a long and stylish stay. With an almost spiral-like cut-out the pot looks like it’s turning even when still (kinda mesmerizing.) Worried about damaging the surface underneath? Fear not, they thought of that too. Just pop it on top of that matching draining tray.
Photography by Rocky Luten, Jenny Huang
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