Chinese Water Pot with Lid

$159.00 USD

Shipping Lead Times
Fast easy returns w/in 30 days
Description

Antique terracotta Chinese water pots are one of our favorite ways to decorate mantels, consoles and tables. The patina simply can't be matched or duplicated with new items. We use them everywhere! They're perfect for stashing away things you don't want to see - hello remotes! - and pair perfectly with our other three sizes (see below). 

These come with lids - some are more flat where others are more rounded on top. For decorative use only, size and condition vary.

Please note: this is a vintage item, each piece will vary in size and condition. By purchasing you are acknowledging the unique nature.

Dimensions

Vary from 8-10" Dia x 8-12" H

Materials

Vintage Terracotta

Our founder's story

A shop with purpose

“When something happens to the magnitude of what happened to me, it changes you forever and makes you appreciate life,” Years after her traumatic experience, Kassina was experiencing sensory issues that she would later find out were physical manifestations of her trauma.

“Through research and therapy, I've learned that the way I was approaching design regulated the nervous system. Every human experiences the world through their nervous system, which then tells the brain how to respond. For trauma survivors and those with chronic stress, those signals get garbled and you can experience sensory overload. For years I was applying all these design principles that I didn’t have a name for, but they were ways to design spaces that I could comfortably exist in.”

All of her signature principles — specific light placement and dimming, acoustics, soft-edged furnishings, organic and monochromatic colors, shapes and textural layers — bring a sense of comfort and safety, as much as aesthetic, to regulate the nervous system. She launched her shop on a mission to bring her nervous-system-regulating principles to everyone. Even if someone hasn't experienced trauma they can bring a sense of calm to their home through her design principles and the goods she sells.