David Heger Handmade Basket Weave Large Terra Cotta Planter one of a kind which is about the right

which is about the right size to hold a rolled up note to self for safekeeping

I’ve learned that in the late 19th and early 20th century women especially were encouraged to learn pyrography

a drawing has the capacity to cut to the chase and nail a truth with alacrity

making it feel massive despite its diminutive size

This one--of which I have found no exact match

David Heger Handmade Basket Weave Large Terra Cotta Planter one of a kind which is about the rightI haven't found much information about David Heger, the New York based artist who made and signed this (circa 1970s I believe) pot, but I have discovered a number of other ceramic pieces he made, all of which were created by pressing clay against textured surfaces, most commonly cabbage leaves! This one, with a really terrific, deep and even basketweave texture, is by far my favorite, and I have not found another quite like it. With handles on either