Emissary Bullet Planter

Key Features

• HIGH-FIRED CERAMIC WITH A DENSE WALL: Fired at high temperature, which draws the clay body tighter and leaves a harder, less absorbent wall than a low-fired pot of the same size. That density lets a vessel this tall hold a mature root ball and carry a glossy glaze cleanly across the whole surface.
• A GLAZE WITH DEPTH RATHER THAN A FLAT COAT: The blue runs deep and glossy across the tapered wall, breaking lighter along the shoulder where the form turns and pooling darker toward the base. Against a terracotta interior the contrast reads at the rim every time it is watered.
• SIZED FOR FLOOR PLANTS AND SMALL TREES: At 14 inches high and 11.5 across, this is a floor vessel rather than a tabletop one, proportioned for a fiddle leaf fig, an olive tree, a snake plant, or a substantial fern. It holds its own in a living room or hallway.
• WHAT THE PRICE IS BUYING: A large high-fired ceramic vessel, hand-finished, rather than a cast resin planter at a similar footprint. It is heavier than a composite pot this size, deliberately so. Expect glaze variation between pieces as part of the firing.
• DRAINAGE HANDLED, THEN LEFT TO YOU: Includes a drainage hole in the base so excess water leaves rather than pooling at the roots. Arrives as one planter with no plant, soil, or saucer. Use a saucer or pot feet on any indoor floor.

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