Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·
Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·Objects for living — pottery, textiles and carefully chosen pieces for homes, terraces and gardens·Visit the pottery showroom in Espoo and the pavilion by the sea in Hanko·
Less is more. In 1960 Milan, when designer Ninetta Mariani created the Julie pot, she exclaimed, "I couldn't add another thing to it". Today we still agree. This elegant, understated pot keeps the plant in primary focus. This grigiolava pot has a draining hole and comes with a matching saucer.
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