A lovely Mexican clay planter fashioned in the likeness of Teresita, the potter, Jose Garcia’s wife. Handmade in the workshop Taller Manos Que Ven in Oaxaca, Mexico. 

The pottery is fired but not glazed so after watering the clay may darken. You could submerge the entire pot into cold water overnight for the pores to close as another alternative.

José Garcia is the famous potter patriarch of Taller Manos Que Ven in San Antonino Velasquez, Oaxaca. He has been making ceramics for decades even though he is now blind from glaucoma. His wife, Teresita, his daughter, Sara and son José carry on the creative work in the family taller with him. 

5” high at front x 3.25” deep x 4” at widest

Hole at bottom for drainage and also hole at back if you’d like to hang it.