New York City–based ceramist (and florist) Aviva Rowley creates Wet Vessels: vases, planters, and pots with moody, gunmetal glazes. But be warned: Each piece is one of a kind, so when it’s sold, it’s gone.
Read on to see some of our favorites … and a peek at a new collection Rowley is working on with LA-based florist (and Gardenista contributor) Sophia Moreno-Bunge.
Florist Rowley got her start in the business as an intern to Manhattan florist and garden designer Emily Thompson: “Emily Thompson … is an amazing artist and sculptor turned florist—so there was never much separation between sculpture and flower arranging,” Rowley recently told Freunden von Freunden. “For me, they are just different materials. I didn’t know jack about flowers when I started working for her.”Read about more pots and planters we’ve admired:
- Object of Desire: Stylish Stoneware Planters from the Garden Edit
- Object of Desire: Elegant Ceramic Planters from Hasami Porcelain
- Object of Desire: Timber Pot from Rokurosha
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