The extraordinary Idomeneas Cretan Pots are thrown by hand, then fired for hours in wood-burning kilns that give them a soft and variable shade of tan, which changes with the light and the pots' contents. Shapes are drawn from Classical-era containers that were then, and are now, common household items in Crete. They provide a look that is both traditional and informal, and we've given them prominent positions throughout our gardens and in our home.
They are marvelous grouped together, since each form seems to flatter every other.
The Idomeneas pot has one drainage hole. Dimensions are for the widest diameter by height of pot. Keep from freezing in winter.
- Measures approximately 9" wide x 8" tall
- Pots are thrown by hand, so no two are alike
- Weighs approximately 4½ pounds
- Holds about 6 quarts of soil
