True Blue Swirl Planter with Attached Drainage Plate

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True Blue Swirl Planter with Attached Drainage Plate

$37.00

This striking wheel-thrown planter features a rich blue glaze that wraps gracefully around its form. The color is deep and luminous, creating a beautiful contrast against the smooth white stoneware beneath. Its curving silhouette and integrated drainage plate make it as practical as it is elegant.

Details
The planter measures approximately 4.5" tall, 4.75" across the lip, and 4" across the base. The interior depth measures 4.25", with the bottom 1.5" narrowed. This planter includes two large drainage holes – each about the size of a kidney bean – and a permanently attached drainage plate.

Use
Ideal for small houseplants or succulents, this planter offers both function and style. Its built-in drainage ensures healthy roots while keeping tabletops and shelves dry. The bold blue glaze makes it a beautiful statement piece for any home.

All of my pottery is dishwasher safe.

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Process
This planter was thrown on my potter's wheel using white BMix Cone 5 clay. While still soft on the wheel, I pressed a swirl shape into the sides using a rib tool, while gently supporting the inner wall with my fingers. A drainage galley was thrown around the bottom of the pot, and two drainage holes were added at the base.

It was finished with a deep blue glaze that flows smoothly over the curves, highlighting the movement in the clay. Fired to cone 6 (around 2200° F) in an electric kiln to bring out the rich, glossy finish.