Asobimasu Clay Kaiketsu Planter | Chalk
$104.00
Regular price
$130.00
Unit price
per
Hand-crafted in Melbourne, this planter echoes the forms of old whilst showcasing a fresh modern touch.
Product Details
The Kaiketsu Planter. Industrial walls paired with soft textural surface, its playful form inviting winding plants and dripping leaves.
This planter plays with the boundaries of traditional vessels inviting plants to grow amongst its walls and sit amidst its curves. A unique object for any contemporary home.
This product is available in two sizes, small and large, both come with draining hole and matching drip tray.
This planter plays with the boundaries of traditional vessels inviting plants to grow amongst its walls and sit amidst its curves. A unique object for any contemporary home.
This product is available in two sizes, small and large, both come with draining hole and matching drip tray.
Specifications
SMALL | Approx 10.5cm high x 14cm wide*
LARGE | Approx 15cm high x 19cm wide*
*Please note as each Asobimasu vessel is made by hand, please allow for a small variance in size, approx +/- 1cm from the listed dimensions. The beauty of the firing and glazing process means each piece will have a unique surface finish and colour. Note this may vary slightly from image shown.
LARGE | Approx 15cm high x 19cm wide*
*Please note as each Asobimasu vessel is made by hand, please allow for a small variance in size, approx +/- 1cm from the listed dimensions. The beauty of the firing and glazing process means each piece will have a unique surface finish and colour. Note this may vary slightly from image shown.
Meet the Maker
Kate Brouwer is the hands and heart behind Asobimasu Clay. An ever growing collection of playful vessels, tableware and sculptural ceramics, with functionality at the forefront.
Drawing inspiration from Asobimasu, a Japanese word meaning to play, to create without boundaries, Kate enjoys creating pieces that bend the boundaries of traditional forms and explore their relationship to the world around us.
Inspired by native bushland and landscapes, Kate seeks to find harmony between nature and form. Creating simple yet bold vessels that provide structure for nature to become the living artwork within its walls.
Drawing inspiration from Asobimasu, a Japanese word meaning to play, to create without boundaries, Kate enjoys creating pieces that bend the boundaries of traditional forms and explore their relationship to the world around us.
Inspired by native bushland and landscapes, Kate seeks to find harmony between nature and form. Creating simple yet bold vessels that provide structure for nature to become the living artwork within its walls.
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