Pot de cuisine East Fork x Whichford Garden

The drainage holes are perfectly sized so the soil stays damp without getting waterlogged, even after a heavy downpour. It's held up beautifully on my deck all season, and the handmade glaze gives it a warmth that makes it look like a piece of pottery rather than just a planter.

I was a little nervous about leaving ceramic outdoors all winter, but this planter has held up beautifully through frost and rain. The handmade detailing really shows in the glaze, giving it a unique character you just don't get from mass-produced pots.

The ceramic feels substantial and well-made, not thin or fragile like some planters I've had. It sits perfectly on my kitchen windowsill and the handmade glaze adds a nice, understated character.