Jenn Johnston Ceramics Speckled Planter - Small
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Description
These special speckled planters will bring a dash of spice to any setting, with the gorgeous freckled finish providing the perfect backdrop for the special plants in your life.
These planters have been handmade using the perfect combination of speckled clay and lush white glaze. Available in three sizes, each fits a standard size plastic pot, so you can decide whether to plant directly into the pot, or keep your options open and use a plastic pot. The planters have a drainage and come with a coaster, which is trimmed on the wheel to create a shallow drip tray.
The planterID range is handmade in my home studio in Mullumbimby. Please note that, due to the nature of the handmade process, there may be slight variation in the size and colours of the finished products.
Measurements
Size (mm): 120d x 110h (fits standard 100mm plastic pot)
The Handmade Process
All the Jenn Johnston Ceramics pieces are handmade. My work is either thrown on the wheel or hand built, bisque-fired, then glazed and finally high-fired. Due to the nature of the handmade process, there will be slight differences in the size and colours of the finished products. As each piece is unique, the piece/s you receive will not be precisely the same as that in the photo.
I predominately work with stoneware, which is then high fired, resulting in durable pieces, suitable (and indeed intended for) everyday use. The glazes I use are food safe, and handwashing and careful stacking is recommended.
Details
Description
These special speckled planters will bring a dash of spice to any setting, with the gorgeous freckled finish providing the perfect backdrop for the special plants in your life.
These planters have been handmade using the perfect combination of speckled clay and lush white glaze. Available in three sizes, each fits a standard size plastic pot, so you can decide whether to plant directly into the pot, or keep your options open and use a plastic pot. The planters have a drainage and come with a coaster, which is trimmed on the wheel to create a shallow drip tray.
The planterID range is handmade in my home studio in Mullumbimby. Please note that, due to the nature of the handmade process, there may be slight variation in the size and colours of the finished products.
Measurements
Size (mm): 120d x 110h (fits standard 100mm plastic pot)
The Handmade Process
All the Jenn Johnston Ceramics pieces are handmade. My work is either thrown on the wheel or hand built, bisque-fired, then glazed and finally high-fired. Due to the nature of the handmade process, there will be slight differences in the size and colours of the finished products. As each piece is unique, the piece/s you receive will not be precisely the same as that in the photo.
I predominately work with stoneware, which is then high fired, resulting in durable pieces, suitable (and indeed intended for) everyday use. The glazes I use are food safe, and handwashing and careful stacking is recommended.
Frequently asked questions
I am a ceramist, living on Bundjalung Country, in Mullumbimby, NSW, Australia.
I discovered my passion for clay after a career in health research and policy. I was hooked after the first class I took, and over the next few years worked hard to develop my skills, build my home studio, and establish relationships with wholesalers, fellow ceramicists and my wonderful customers. Since the start of 2021 I have been potting full time, and have never felt more content and sure that I’m doing what I was meant to do. Making with clay has brought me joy, purpose, community, respite from chronic illness, and a whole new way of living.
In my studio nestled in my garden, I create elegant, functional, hand crafted ceramics. Predominantly using slab building techniques and stoneware clay, I focus on making work that is refined, and take pride that each piece that leaves my studio is made with care and consideration. My ceramics, in terms of both the shapes and the tones I use, are influenced by the rich and abundant landscape of the place I’m so lucky to call home, as well as my appreciation of Japanese aesthetics and mid-century modern design.
The response of others to my work has been incredibly fulfilling and I get enormous satisfaction from the thought that the pieces I make will be used and enjoyed by people for years to come.
I work to design and create small batch ceramic pieces that will be treasured and used for years to come.
My studio is powered by a 10kW solar system, which covers much of my electricity needs, and I schedule my firing to make the very most of the power provided by the sun. All the water used in the studio is rainwater collected on site, and we have systems set up to reduce waste within the studio, including reclaiming and re-using all clay scraps and off-cuts.
We are committed to using only eco-friendly packaging in the studio. We use honeycomb paper rather than plastic bubble wrap to pack orders. It protects the ceramic pieces during transit and is made from paper sources from FSC certified suppliers, so is made from renewable sources. Plus, customers can then either repurpose or recycle it. Furthermore, all the boxes we use to pack orders are repurposed from other local businesses.
Each month I donate 5% of profits from retail sales made via my online store to a not-for-profit or charity which are working to create positive change. Via this initiative I have donated to organisations as diverse as UNHCR, Oz Harvest and the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
I am pleased to donate pieces to local organisations and fundraisers, such as those working to provide support to members of our local community in the aftermath of the flood events in early 2022. Following these floods, I coordinated ‘Pottery for the People’. Potters and ceramic artists from around Australia were invited to donate mugs, cups, plates, vases and other functional pieces so that those who lost their possessions in the floods were able to experience the joy of handcrafted beauty as they rebuild their lives. The response to this callout was heart-warming, and we were able to pass on pieces to many people around the region.
Being handmade, slight variances may exist within each item, giving uniqueness to glaze, size, texture and weight. These variations add depth and beauty to the ceramic craft, signifying their spirit and dissimilarity to the mass produced.
If you would like to arrange a refund you need to contact us within 3 business days of receipt of the items.
If a return is agreed upon between both parties, you agree to return the goods in their original condition and original sealed packaging to our nominated returns store or depot. If failure to do this and damage is incurred in transit to Marz Designs, all costs will be directed to you and payment must be fulfilled within 48 hours from notification. The shipping cost to return the goods is also your responsibility.
If the items are returned in the original packaging and there is no damage then the cost of the goods will be refunded within 3-7 business days, excluding the cost of shipping.
No exchange or refunds under any circumstances will be accepted for clearance or sale items.
