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Thimble Porcelain Modern Hanging Planter
The Thimble is a matte 5-inch ceramic hanging planter shaped, unmistakably, like a giant thimble — a resemblance nobody can unsee once it's pointed out. At just four inches tall, it is small and practical, the exact silhouette of something that once protected a finger doing honest work.
The velvety matte surface wipes clean and stains less than raw terracotta. It holds a plant with some length, so a pothos or a string of pearls has somewhere to spill toward the floor. It looks deliberate from across a room and earns the second look. It protected a finger once, in another form, in another century. Now it holds a plant. The work is still honest.
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Thimble Porcelain Modern Hanging Planter
The Thimble is a matte 5-inch ceramic hanging planter shaped, unmistakably, like a giant thimble — a resemblance nobody can unsee once it's pointed out. At just four inches tall, it is small and practical, the exact silhouette of something that once protected a finger doing honest work.
The velvety matte surface wipes clean and stains less than raw terracotta. It holds a plant with some length, so a pothos or a string of pearls has somewhere to spill toward the floor. It looks deliberate from across a room and earns the second look. It protected a finger once, in another form, in another century. Now it holds a plant. The work is still honest.
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The Thimble is a matte 5-inch ceramic hanging planter shaped, unmistakably, like a giant thimble — a resemblance nobody can unsee once it's pointed out. At just four inches tall, it is small and practical, the exact silhouette of something that once protected a finger doing honest work.
The velvety matte surface wipes clean and stains less than raw terracotta. It holds a plant with some length, so a pothos or a string of pearls has somewhere to spill toward the floor. It looks deliberate from across a room and earns the second look. It protected a finger once, in another form, in another century. Now it holds a plant. The work is still honest.
