David Heger Handmade Basket Weave Large Terra Cotta Planter one of a kind produced a number of different

produced a number of different products

which the young owner seems to have enhanced with red and green crayon

this large West German Georg Schmider bowl features a satin white body animated by a  cheerful incised surface design of interlocking circles with pops of red

I’ve learned that in the late 19th and early 20th century women especially were encouraged to learn pyrography

David Heger Handmade Basket Weave Large Terra Cotta Planter one of a kind produced a number of differentI haven't found much information about David Heger, the New York based artist who made and signed this (circa 1970s I believe) pot, but I have discovered a number of other ceramic pieces he made, all of which were created by pressing clay against textured surfaces, most commonly cabbage leaves! This one, with a really terrific, deep and even basketweave texture, is by far my favorite, and I have not found another quite like it. With handles on either