About the service
I throw on a potter's wheel a set of wall-mounted ceramic planters designed specifically for live indoor plants — taking into account the actual wall of the customer, rather than as a standard batch "for everyone".
The work begins with a brief discussion: wall dimensions, lighting, plants that you already have or plan to purchase, and the fasteners available in your home. After that, I make a simple sketch of the placement — a cluster, a stepped row, or a scattered composition — and coordinate it with you before the clay goes on the wheel.
I throw each planter in the set by hand, so no two pieces are ever absolutely identical — small differences in the clay body are part of the character of handmade ceramics, not a defect. Each vessel has a drainage hole and a matching saucer or internal rim that hides a plastic liner, so plants stay healthy and the wall stays dry. The suspension system is made from reinforced stoneware, fired at high temperature for durability, with a hidden attachment point designed to support the weight of soil, roots, and water.
Glazing brings the set together visually: I can select a glaze to match your existing interior palette, keep the entire set in one tone, or mix two or three complementary shades so the planters read as one family while remaining slightly different. I use only lead-free glazes safe for contact with soil and water — this is important because plants are watered regularly, and runoff should not carry anything harmful.
The set includes: a written plan and rough placement sketch, three to five wall-mounted planters (size and quantity agreed at the start), appropriate mounting hooks or simple installation instructions, as well as care instructions for glazed ceramics. Manufacturing takes approximately two to three weeks depending on the number of pieces and firing schedule, with photo updates at each stage — raw piece, bisque firing, finished glaze — so you can follow the set's journey from clay to finished wall composition. I ship in protective packaging safe for plants, or can arrange personal delivery if you are in my city.
The work begins with a brief discussion: wall dimensions, lighting, plants that you already have or plan to purchase, and the fasteners available in your home. After that, I make a simple sketch of the placement — a cluster, a stepped row, or a scattered composition — and coordinate it with you before the clay goes on the wheel.
I throw each planter in the set by hand, so no two pieces are ever absolutely identical — small differences in the clay body are part of the character of handmade ceramics, not a defect. Each vessel has a drainage hole and a matching saucer or internal rim that hides a plastic liner, so plants stay healthy and the wall stays dry. The suspension system is made from reinforced stoneware, fired at high temperature for durability, with a hidden attachment point designed to support the weight of soil, roots, and water.
Glazing brings the set together visually: I can select a glaze to match your existing interior palette, keep the entire set in one tone, or mix two or three complementary shades so the planters read as one family while remaining slightly different. I use only lead-free glazes safe for contact with soil and water — this is important because plants are watered regularly, and runoff should not carry anything harmful.
The set includes: a written plan and rough placement sketch, three to five wall-mounted planters (size and quantity agreed at the start), appropriate mounting hooks or simple installation instructions, as well as care instructions for glazed ceramics. Manufacturing takes approximately two to three weeks depending on the number of pieces and firing schedule, with photo updates at each stage — raw piece, bisque firing, finished glaze — so you can follow the set's journey from clay to finished wall composition. I ship in protective packaging safe for plants, or can arrange personal delivery if you are in my city.
