Corinthian Pot with Saucer Table The term “coupe” comes from

The term “coupe” comes from French

(and drain hole into the attached saucer) makes it perfect for indoor planting during the colder months

I’ll be making these ovoid flower pots with both an unadorned

and every swirl is a singular expression of the clay moving under his hands

once the outdoor gardening season comes to a close

Corinthian Pot with Saucer Table The term “coupe” comes fromThis style was inspired by Corinthian columns, the most ornate style of the classical era, with capitals that were ornamented with acanthus leaves and scroll like volutes. Mine is much simpler than that, using a beaded coggle for ornamentation above and below the fluting. It's open shape allows for easy planting and repotting, while its pedestal base makes it very stable for use on a patio or deck. Handthrown by Peter in Rockdale, Wisconsin Fired to