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·
The curved Piccolina is brought to life on the pottery wheel. The short pot – with beautiful ornamentation of vertical lines – is rigorously carved out in the body by a steady hand. A true masterpiece that upholds centuries of traditional artisanship. Any porch, entrance door, or balcony will benefit from this bulky beauty. Its durability and versatile, timeless look fit into any modern or traditional home, and Piccolina will be a gem passed down through generations. This terracotta pot does have a draining hole.
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