9.1. Driftwood Plant pot 6004

🪵 This small vessel is made from a raw log slice, cut to stand upright with its natural bark edge and tree rings left on display. A hollowed opening at the top makes it easy to hold a single stem or a small cluster of dried or faux botanicals.
ABOUT THIS PIECE
The piece is cut directly from a section of log, keeping its natural, unfinished character intact, including visible growth rings, a natural surface crack, and bark along part of the rim. An opening at the top holds stems upright, making it function as a rustic bud vase or small pot.
WHERE TO DISPLAY IT
It suits a windowsill, console table, or bookshelf for a single dried stem or small sprig, and pairs naturally with other raw-wood or nature-inspired decor. It also works well grouped with other small natural objects for a quiet, earthy tablescape.
CARE AND HANDLING
Dust with a soft, dry cloth and keep it away from standing water, since the wood is left in its natural, untreated state and can absorb moisture. If displaying with fresh-cut stems, use a small water-tight liner rather than letting water sit directly against the wood.