Clay orchid pots

Susan Isherwood - 𝘾𝙚𝙧𝙖𝙢𝙞𝙘 𝘼𝙧𝙩𝙞𝙨𝙩 on Instagram: "This is a pot I made a couple of years ago. 🌸 When I first posted it I described how I was going to plant an orchid in it and how I had designed it with holes in it because orchids love good drainage. They usually grow in the branches of trees in the wild. I planted one Phalinopsis orchid in it and it was so happy, it started to grow roots all over the place - in and out of the drainage holes and stuck to the sides. Then it…

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Spiral stoneware clay mounts for Vanda orchids

Here they are. The thing is a tiny little 2 p'bulb division, but it had a good amount of roots, and I am hoping it starts a new growth.

Astrid Wilk on Instagram: "Making my Phalaenopsis Orchid for „Urban Blooms“ 2024 Miniature Flower Show in NY. My specialty: I make the leaf and flower patterns for all of my miniature plants from colored oven-hardening polymer clay using the cane technique. I stack different colored clay together to form patterns and reduce the size to a few mm. This makes very delicate and realistic patterns possible. But it also takes some practice and a lot of patience. The stem is made of floral wire…

Handmade, intricately pierced porcelain orchid vases. These are wheel-thrown vessels that are altered and carved into what I call my Royal Palms design. They are glazed mostly on the inside using a special handmade Japanese brush and then I clean every negative (cut out) space to remove the glaze which, when fired, is a beautiful blue-green celadon. The outsides are left naked in the pure white porcelain. Since each pot is made and carved by hand, each vessel is unique. The vases shown here…