These planters are made using a very special technique called Obvara. Originating in Eastern Europe, each piece is pulled out of the kiln while its glowing red hot then dunked in a mixture of flour, water and sugar. The proteins and sugars in that slurry burn onto the surface of the pot giving each one a unique and unpredictable surface patterning.
Each piece is totally unique.
These are suitable to plant directly into, but can be used as a cache pot if desired. The clay is somewhat porous and will pull water from the soil.
The interior rim is 5.25” wide and the interior depth is 5.5”.
These planters are made using a very special technique called Obvara. Originating in Eastern Europe, each piece is pulled out of the kiln while its glowing red hot then dunked in a mixture of flour, water and sugar. The proteins and sugars in that slurry burn onto the surface of the pot giving each one a unique and unpredictable surface patterning.
Each piece is totally unique.
These are suitable to plant directly into, but can be used as a cache pot if desired. The clay is somewhat porous and will pull water from the soil.
The interior rim is 5.25” wide and the interior depth is 5.5”.
