TUSCAN VILLAGE HAND THROWN POT - 6.5"X8.0 (MIX COLOR)
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TUSCAN VILLAGE HAND THROWN POT - MIX COLOR / 6.5"X8.0 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Small: 7.0" X 6.5
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Small: 7.0" X 6.5
TUSCAN VILLAGE HAND THROWN POT
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Thrown on a Wheel, Finished Like a Find
The Tuscan Village Hand Thrown Pot is a handmade planter from our Tuscan Sun collection, thrown on the wheel and washed chalky blue so it arrives looking old.
Shoulder, Neck, and Chalk Blue Wash
The body swells to a wide shoulder, pulls in sharply to a short neck, and finishes at a plain rim where raw terracotta shows. Below the shoulder the wall tapers to a narrow foot. Throwing lines still show, the mark of a handmade pottery planter rather than a cast one, and every handcrafted plant pot carries them differently. The wash sits pale and powdery, thinning to bare clay at the rim and every knock, deeper blue where it pooled. As a decorative ceramic pot it earns a place on a step empty.
Two Sizes and How They Ship
The taller size sells singly. The squatter size ships four to a case. Both come in a mixed color assortment, so every handmade ceramic pot differs, and we can send photos before shipping. Each ceramic garden pot is drilled for drainage.
Where It Works
A stair landing, a pergola table, a shaded windowsill. As a Tuscan style planter it belongs beside stucco and weathered wood, and as a Tuscan inspired garden planter it holds California poppies, thyme, or a small lavender well. Group it with the Pithos Pot or browse our Tuscan Village planters. A handcrafted ceramic planter for garden steps looks best in a pair of unmatched pieces.
Know More About Tuscan Village Hand Thrown Pot
How does a hand-thrown pot add character to a garden?
How does a hand-thrown pot add character to a garden?
Through imperfection. Throwing lines, an uneven rim, and a wash worn thin in places tell you a person made it, which reads warmer than anything from a mold.
How can I use a Tuscan-style pot in outdoor decor?
How can I use a Tuscan-style pot in outdoor decor?
Set it against rough materials: stucco, stone, brick, and aged timber give the pale wash something to play off. Keep planting simple, one species per pot, and let the vessel carry the interest.
What is the difference between handmade pottery and ceramic planters?
What is the difference between handmade pottery and ceramic planters?
Both are ceramic. The difference is process. Hand-thrown pottery is shaped on a wheel one piece at a time, so wall thickness, rim, and finish vary. Mass-produced ceramic planters come out of a mold identical.
How do you style hand-thrown pots with Mediterranean plants?
How do you style hand-thrown pots with Mediterranean plants?
Choose plants from the same landscape. Lavender, rosemary, thyme, and dwarf olive suit the aged finish, and silver foliage picks up the pale wash. Top dress with gravel, not bark.
Why choose an artisan planter for a rustic garden?
Why choose an artisan planter for a rustic garden?
Because a rustic garden is built on texture, and a mold-cast pot has none. A hand-thrown piece with a worn wash carries the same weight as an old stone wall or reclaimed bench.
Can a hand-thrown pot work with modern outdoor decor?
Can a hand-thrown pot work with modern outdoor decor?
Yes, as the one soft element. A single aged vessel on a clean concrete step or beside corten steel reads deliberate, not lost. Keep it alone or in a pair, with space around it.
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