A wide, generous wooden pot that once measured grain at harvest. Aged to perfection — substantial, soulful, and entirely one of a kind.

Before it held flowers, this pot held the harvest. Wide-bellied and deeply weathered, it was used across generations as a grain measure — filled, levelled, and emptied again with the rhythms of the farming year. That history is written into every crack and curve of the wood: the smooth rim worn by countless hands, the patina that no craftsman could replicate, the quiet authority of an object that has known real use and real time.

At 32cm wide and 27cm tall, this is a piece that commands a room. Set it on a stone floor beside a doorway, fill it with dried palms or a single sculptural branch, or let it stand empty and speak entirely for itself. The form is generous and grounded — the kind of presence that anchors a space without effort. Because each piece comes from a different home and a different harvest, no two are alike in their markings, colour, or character.

Since every piece is unique, we are happy to send photos before shipping so you can choose your favourite.