#Big Flower Pot

[luv2brd]

Talavera Whale Planter

Talavera Whale Planter is Hand Painted Ceramic Mexican Pottery

This is a Large, Colorful Planter Pot for Yard Art & Outdoor Garden Decor -- an Adorable Big Fish Flower Pot

Measures 13.5” tall x 18” deep x 12” wide; Inside opening is 8.5" x 6" around; Weighs approximately 13 lbs 10 oz

Bring vibrant charm to your space with our handcrafted Talavera whale planter, a gorgeous masterpiece that seamlessly blends Mexican artistry into a planter pot, adding a touch of joy and botanical elegance to your home or garden.

Talavera pottery is hand-made using a specific clay from central Mexico which is double fired in kilns. This item is NOT mass produced! Each item is thoughtfully hand-painted, therefore there are NO two pieces exactly the same. Yours is unique. :)

As with any handmade item, please expect some slight imperfections and/or variations.

Hand-Painted Talavera WHALE Planter is handcrafted in Mexico,

This large Talavera big fish planter is ready to be a star in your garden or patio with his wide 8.5" x 6" planter mouth as a gorgeous decoration in your home!

Handcrafted by the talented artisans in Mexico, he's eager to be a part of your garden collection.

Talavera Pottery, Talavera Décor, is Handmade and Hand Painted in Mexico as Authentic Mexican Pottery

Contains holes in the bottom for water drainage

Handmade condition means it may contain slight imperfections

Hand Painted condition means subtle color variations might occur as well

To learn more about the product, click here.

Please check out other Luv2Brd products, here.

[perilegs]

drinking straight up concoctions

[guardevoir]

Fiber arts update: we have achieved ~hat~

Bonus: WIP, and Hat, as modeled by my trusty assistant Yorick

all of this is handspun; the grey is "Polarfuch"/fine icelandic wool, the colors are superfine merino.

I honestly don't particularly enjoy crochet, but it feels good to have made a piece of clothing, however small, from scratch. Might try to add fingerless gloves, but I don't think I have enough yarn left.

/EDIT: slightly more info - the yarn's all spun worsted and as a 3-ply; the Icelandic was plied from singles, the Merino was chain-plied because I only had 10 grams per color. It's stuff meant for wet-felting, very fine and quite expensive, but it was still cheaper than paying for shipping, and the colors are really nice too. The "Polarfuchs" on the other hand is quite cheap, and something I intend to work with a lot more because it's just such a nice, rustic option. Spinning took me a couple of days, plus two or three more for crocheting. The hat is worked as a rectangle in back-loop only single crochets and sewn/cinched at the top. Could've turned out a bit longer tbh, but that's the risk of following standard patterns I guess.

[overelegantstranger]

i just. love houseplants

[tendebill]

SURE when i water my plant regularly and take care of her she is at rock bottom. call that bitch a sickly victorian child the way she brightens up the room for a day then shrivels up and dies. but the MOMENT i give up on her and leave her to perish OH, SUDDENLY she's an entrepreneur, she's starting her own company, she just birthed five new children and ended world hunger. whore.

[pallases]

love how hugo’s like courfeyrac is just like tholomyes if tholomyes didn’t FUCKING SUCK

[kleefkruid]

The 30+ turn in your lifestyle is so real, like you don't change what you like per se, but the novelty of some things wears of and you become more aware of which materials last and you become so boring but you like it.

I still have trinkets but the mass produced ones are replaced by handmade ones from the art market. I catch myself saying things like "I'm not gonna bother with replacing my throw pillows if I can't find cotton ones." I bought second hand funky button ups but they're viscose. Next up I'm eyeing a jute carpet because it will be so much easier to vacuum cat hair off (and oh my, they're as affordable as synthetic ones, can you believe it!)

My partner made fun of my butter dish ("it already comes in a wrapper") last year and then they turned 30 and now they're asking me for advice in buying a big house plant that would work as a 'statement piece' and got excited I found a toilet scrubber that was affordable and matched his sink.

[jedi-bird]

Started setting up the new seed tray. Partner really wants homegrown tomatoes this year and since this year shouldn't have drought restrictions, it'll be easier to grow them. Rather than buy them, I'm going to try to start some old seeds I have since I have a lot of interesting and fun varieties; and if they don't grow I'll buy some from the nursery.

[cantankerouscatfish]

help the article lady is taking photos and is gonna attach my name to more published work like we're both some kinda professionals or smth

[cordycepsbian]

two vessel ocs we actually conceptualized a while ago and just never posted about

[ashtcnirwin]

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[luv2brd]

Talavera Whale Planter

Talavera Whale Planter is Hand Painted Ceramic Mexican Pottery

This is a Large, Colorful Planter Pot for Yard Art & Outdoor Garden Decor --

It's an Adorable Big Fish Flower Pot

Measures 13.5” tall x 18” deep x 12” wide;

Inside opening is 8.5" x 6" around;

Weighs approximately 13 lbs 10 oz

Bring vibrant charm to your yard or garden space with our handcrafted Talavera whale planter, a gorgeous masterpiece that seamlessly blends Mexican artistry into a planter pot, adding a touch of joy and botanical elegance to your home or garden.

Talavera pottery is hand-made using a specific clay from central Mexico which is double fired in kilns. This item is NOT mass produced! Each item is thoughtfully hand-painted, therefore there are NO two pieces exactly the same. Yours is unique. :)

As with any handmade item, please expect some slight imperfections and/or variations.

Hand-Painted Talavera WHALE Planter is handcrafted in Mexico

This large Talavera big fish planter is ready to be a star in your garden or patio with his wide 8.5" x 6" planter mouth as a gorgeous decoration in your home!

Handcrafted by the talented artisans in Mexico, he's eager to be a part of your garden collection.

Talavera Pottery aka Talavera Décor, is Handmade and Hand Painted in Mexico as Authentic Mexican Pottery

Measures 13.5" tall x 18” deep x 12” wide; Inside opening is 8.5" x 6" around; Weighs approximately 13 lbs 10 oz

Contains holes in the bottom for water drainage

Handmade condition means it may contain slight imperfections

Hand Painted condition means subtle color variations might occur as well

To learn more about the product, click here.

Please check out other Luv2Brd products, here.

[what-the-fuck-khr]

wind was fucking up my flowers massively so I cut them and brought them inside however they’re the infamous flower my idiot cat tried eating a couple days ago which ISNT ALLOWED!!! so although I have hayfever and whatnot, I’m keeping the flowers bc the only rooms in which cats aren’t allowed into without direct supervision is my room (very breakable things, very messy, I don’t trust them) and the toilet (Mochi will unwind the entire toilet paper roll and it’s annoying as shit) so! after having moved the carnation Out of my room and into the toilet earlier this week, that left only one option for my poor anemone poppies (windflowers) and one hyacinth lol

[hearteyesdiaz]

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[bxtonpxss]

@yukikorogashi asked: "Opacho~ What's yer favorite food?"

"Mmm…" In the middle of taking a bite out of the onigiri Itsuki handed her the toddler's chewing slows as her brows furrow in thought. Nothing immediately comes to mind at first, she's eaten plenty of different kinds of foods. Hao-sama liked traveling so she's been to multiple countries in her short life, and their group had been full of people of various nationalities. She can't really say she's got a favorite food though.

There's been lots of good things she's tried and many of them left quite the impression, but she wasn't very sure. Still, Itsuki had asked her and she didn't want to give a boring answer. Opacho takes another bite of the riceball in her hand and hums, deciding to pick a dish that she's had and likes enough to want to eat more than once. That's basically what a favorite food was, right?

"Opacho like Tlayudas!" She responds with a small smile, "it traditional Oaxacan food, Peyote used to make it sometimes for group! He told Opacho once that it similar to pizza or quesadilla, depending on how you eat it. Opacho really liked it."