Handmade Ceramic Planter with Drainage Holes – Rustic Variegated Glaze on Speckled Clay Stoneware
Bring living beauty into your home with this small handmade ceramic planter. Wheel-thrown with soft rounded lines and finished in a rich variegated glaze over naturally speckled stoneware clay —...
Description & Details
Bring living beauty into your home with this small handmade ceramic planter. Wheel-thrown with soft rounded lines and finished in a rich variegated glaze over naturally speckled stoneware clay — creamy white with flowing warm purple and earthy brown tones. It feels perfectly rustic and alive.
Handcrafted by Gin in her home studio, every piece is unique. The glaze flows beautifully with each firing, giving yours its own quiet character. Built-in drainage holes in the base keep your plants happy and healthy (no root rot — just thriving greens).
Styled here with real succulents on stone patios and nestled among ferns and ivy, it looks right at home on a windowsill, shelf, coffee table, or garden step.
Perfect for: • Succulents, cacti, air plants, or small herbs • Indoor plant styling or protected outdoor use • Thoughtful gifts for plant lovers, housewarmings, or birthdays
Details • Hand-thrown stoneware, high-fired for lasting strength • Built-in drainage holes in the base (ready for soil & plants) • Rich variegated glaze over speckled clay body inside and out • Dimensions (measured precisely): – Top brim diameter: 101 mm (4.0 in) – Bottom diameter: 100 mm (3.94 in) – Height: 73 mm (2.87 in)
This little planter ships ready to pot up. Slight natural variations in glaze are part of its handmade charm — no two are ever the same.
Shipping & Care
All items are carefully packed in our Parrsboro studio and shipped via Canada Post. Ceramics include double-walled protection. Custom pieces are wrapped in recycled tissue.
Processing: 3–5 business days (handmade to order).
Care: Ceramic pieces are food-safe and dishwasher-safe unless noted. Custom-designed items should be hand-washed with warm water.
We do what we do because we genuinely enjoy it. We love making things really well, and we're happy to bring the stuff we make to market.