Oblique Planter - Natural
A large ribbed planter designed to be inclusive as a vessel for a variety of plants. Comes with a water tray that can easily be separated for the removal of excess water; and built for proper drainage to induce healthy plant growth and easy maintenance.
Measurements: 7" tall x 8" diameter.
Andrew Molleur is a ceramicist and designer based in Kingston, NY. He uses traditional and modern techniques to design and produce his functional inlaid ceramic pieces; striking a balance between fine art and relevant design. He draws on influences from architecture and design, combining clean lines, geometric fragments, and textural experiences to construct his distinct aesthetic. The result is a collection of one-of-a-kind pieces, each engaging the beholder in a visual and tactile intimacy.
A large ribbed planter designed to be inclusive as a vessel for a variety of plants. Comes with a water tray that can easily be separated for the removal of excess water; and built for proper drainage to induce healthy plant growth and easy maintenance.
Measurements: 7" tall x 8" diameter.
Andrew Molleur is a ceramicist and designer based in Kingston, NY. He uses traditional and modern techniques to design and produce his functional inlaid ceramic pieces; striking a balance between fine art and relevant design. He draws on influences from architecture and design, combining clean lines, geometric fragments, and textural experiences to construct his distinct aesthetic. The result is a collection of one-of-a-kind pieces, each engaging the beholder in a visual and tactile intimacy.
Original: $100.00
-65%$100.00
$35.00Description
A large ribbed planter designed to be inclusive as a vessel for a variety of plants. Comes with a water tray that can easily be separated for the removal of excess water; and built for proper drainage to induce healthy plant growth and easy maintenance.
Measurements: 7" tall x 8" diameter.
Andrew Molleur is a ceramicist and designer based in Kingston, NY. He uses traditional and modern techniques to design and produce his functional inlaid ceramic pieces; striking a balance between fine art and relevant design. He draws on influences from architecture and design, combining clean lines, geometric fragments, and textural experiences to construct his distinct aesthetic. The result is a collection of one-of-a-kind pieces, each engaging the beholder in a visual and tactile intimacy.
