Form 46 GAP There are more variations and

There are more variations and creative opportunities than we imagine

A planter is not necessarily a stable element in your home

Originally designed in the 1960s

Inside these sculptures are small ceramic beads: the dark piece has one while the light piece has three making it the most lively of the collection

and keeps water from pooling on the larger surface

Form 46 GAP There are more variations andThis design is about simplicity and humble beauty. The interior planter is entirely unglazed, showing the color of the earth. Without glaze, the surface is more porous, enabling water to evaporate gently through the walls and keep the soil healthy for a dry climate plant like a succulent or cactus. The wide rim of the inner bowl rests flush on the unglazed rim of the outer saucer, which has a soft green glaze with a gradient of brown speckles. Tung