Self Watering Planter Epoque The wide and billowing form

The wide and billowing form curves towards a gently concave surface to create an elevated platter for display

mouth blown by skilled glassblowers with generously proportioned bowls

A pair of tumblers with weighty bases

The sustainably-sourced oak dipper has small ridges to gather honey to drizzle

Self Watering Planter Epoque The wide and billowing formA two part self watering glass planter inspired by terraced landscapes and the offset shapes of city balconies. The contemporary shape is designed for indoor planting, with a lower reservoir section for holding water, and an upper section to hold the soil and plants. The two pieces are connected with a cotton trailing cord for delivering water to the roots, using a sub irrigation and wicking system that puts the soil in contact with the water. As the