Plant Material

A new range of planters elevates the mundane supermarket herb pot.

Plant Material

A new range of planters elevates the mundane supermarket herb pot.

You might know Garden Objects: they sell everything the tasteful garden enthusiast might want – both outside and in. (Personal favourite: navy French workingmen’s jackets.)

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As anyone knows, a good planter is hard to come by, so owner Lisa Lockhart recently commissioned some from ceramicist Misma Anaru, who works from a studio in Freemans Bay, Tāmaki Makaurau. β€œI’ve admired and collected Misma’s work for a while,” says Lockhart. β€œHer shapes and glazes really speak to me, and I enjoy the hand-built nature of the pieces.”

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Each planter is unique, though as a set they’re striking, made with a variety of clays from Aotearoa and finished with one clear glaze so you can see the variation in colour and speckle in the clay. β€œI really like finding ways to turn mundane daily moments into something that feels more special,” says Anaru. β€œIn this case, something to sit on the kitchen bench that you could pop those ugly, plastic herb pots from the supermarket into. I also often put bunches of herbs cut from the garden into a jar of water and stick that inside. It’s so satisfying!”

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Equally useful for pot plants or herbs, each comes with a drip tray and, as Lockhart puts it, β€œhiding underneath are the cutest four legs you ever saw”.

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