Linea Asymmetrical Planter

A cylindrical planter with the rim cut at an angle — one side rises higher than the other, by enough to read as deliberate rather than uneven. The Mexican green glaze runs in vertical stripes from foot to rim, alternating with stripes of exposed speckled clay; the angled cut makes those stripes terminate at different heights around the vessel, so the line work reads differently from every viewing angle.

5 inches across, 7.5 inches tall — sized for a single succulent, a small herb, or a cutting that needs a vessel taller than wide. There's a drainage hole at the base. The piece is unglazed inside, so the clay reads through if you skip the saucer.

Handbuilt by Lynn.