This one skips the glaze entirely, so the terracotta stays matte and a little chalky to the touch, in a soft blush-peach that looks handled rather than finished. It's shaped like a small pitcher, complete with a working handle and pour spout, but it's sized for a single stem, not a bouquet: a sprig of eucalyptus or a dried grass on a kitchen windowsill does more with it than a full arrangement would. Because the clay is unglazed and porous, it's meant for dried or faux stems rather than fresh-cut flowers in water. Browse more home decor.
Details
- 6"x 5"x 6"
- Unglazed terracotta in a natural blush-peach tone
- Small pitcher form with a handle and pour spout
- Soft, matte surface
- Felt pads on the base
- Porous unglazed clay: best for dried stems
- By Sagebrook Home
Styling
On a kitchen windowsill, one dried stem or a sprig of pampas grass is enough; the terracotta itself is most of the visual interest, so it doesn't need a full bouquet to look finished. It's small enough to tuck between other home accents on a shelf without crowding them out.
The unglazed clay pairs naturally with linen, rattan and other warm neutrals, so it fits easily into dining room furniture settings that already lean toward natural materials. Group two or three at different heights for a loose, gathered look.
Care
- Dust with a dry, soft brush or cloth
- Wipe with a barely damp cloth if needed, then dry
- Avoid soaking or standing water inside, since the unglazed clay is porous
- Lift and move by the body, not the handle alone
