“Pantli” Planters
“Pantli” Planters
“Pantli” Planters

Pantli Planters

by piedrafuego

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Dimension LxWxH (cm): 12.5x17.5x21, 19.5x17.5x21, 25x20x21
Open Editions Material : Ceramics
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Description

Pantli planters are inspired by tzompantli walls, surfaces covered with skulls -either real or carved in stone- that provided protection to sacred spaces across Mesoamérica.

The pieces are handmade in San Juan Evangelista, Jalisco, a town that traditionally works burnished clay, by the Basulto family. After two years of working with local clay, we’ve experimented with ceramics in order to produce thinner, more resistant pieces. The planters are available in three sizes in natural earthy colours that may vary slightly from lot to lot due to the artisanal nature of the process.

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Weight 9 kg
Dimensions 41 × 41 × 42 cm
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About the designer


The studio was born in 2013 as Álvareztostado, experimenting with materials and artisanal mexican craft techniques. In 2016 the studio transformed itself into Piedrafuego, honoring the transformation of materials -the meeting of human hands and earthly resources- the subsequent dialogue between materials and those who make our objects. The studio also develops architectural projects, artisanal manufacturing and interior design.

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