Lilac Textured Planter with Attached Drainage Plate

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Lilac Textured Planter with Attached Drainage Plate

$38.00

Brighten your space with this cheerful lilac ceramic planter. Handcrafted on the potter’s wheel and finished in a soft lilac glaze over creamy white stoneware, this piece is as charming as it is functional. Built-in drainage holes ensure healthy roots, while the attached saucer protects your surfaces from excess water.

The clean, rounded form and glossy lilac purple tone make this piece a versatile addition to your decor, perfect for a sunny windowsill or as a thoughtful gift for a plant lover.

Details
This planter stands 4.25" tall and just over 5" wide at the lip. It's inner depth is 4", with the bottom 1" narrowed to add some height. The attached plate at the base is about 4.5" wide, and the interior of the planter is unglazed. Two drainage holes – each about the size of my fingertip – are built into the narrowed base to promote healthy drainage.

Use
Well-suited for small houseplants, herbs, or succulents. Ideal for indoor or outdoor display.

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Process
This planter was made on my potter’s wheel using cone 5 B-Mix, a white stoneware clay. A textured layer of slip (a mix of clay and water) was applied with a jagged brush to create organic ridges and depth. The form was finished with a dip of glossy white glaze just around the lip, followed by a transparent lilac glaze over the saucer and exterior, up to just below the rim. The piece was fired to Cone 6 in my electric kiln, at my studio in Avondale Arizona.