The Blackout Pochote Planter Platters Two earthy materials that have

Two earthy materials that have no business looking this good together

The face motif draws from centuries of Oaxacan ceramic tradition where the human form has always been part of the vessel

Oaxaca is Mexico's most active ceramics region

This exquisite piece is a celebration of life's transient beauty

this candle holder is a true work of art

The Blackout Pochote Planter Platters Two earthy materials that haveAna Maria Hernandez, near the vibrant heart of Oaxaca, Mexico, presents a stunning clay planter that is as much a piece of art as it is a home for your plants. Inspired by the revered pochote treea symbol deeply entrenched in sacred mythologyeach planter is adorned with hand carved spikes that echo the tree's protective essence. Every inch of this planter is shaped by the experienced hands of Ana Maria and her team, reflecting a tradition of Oaxacan