• Ceramic Windowsill Herb Garden
  • Ceramic Windowsill Herb Garden
  • Ceramic Windowsill Herb Garden
  • Ceramic Windowsill Herb Garden
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Ceramic Windowsill Herb Garden

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✅ A fun & creative gift idea

✅ Handmade Limited edition – 100% unique

✅ Eco-friendly & sustainable materials

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Transform your windowsill into your personal herb or flower garden with a trio of handmade and hand-painted pots.
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  • What Makes It Uncommon
    Not everyone has a backyard to plant in, so potter Maggy Ames created a bright and cheery garden set that fits right on your windowsill. The trio of pots is handmade and hand-painted with different-colored flowers, and includes a tray to catch water or dirt. Grow cooking herbs, small vegetables, or some colorful flowers, all in the comfort of your own space.

    • Each set includes 3 pots (one of each color) and 1 tray.
    • Pots measure 3"H x 3" dia. Tray measures 12"L x 3"W.
    • Handmade in New York.
    Not sure what to plant in your new windowsill garden? Check out our Grow Your Zone Seed Bank Gift Set. Pick your grow zone for a collection of 32 expertly curated veggie, fruit, herb, and flower seeds specifically chosen for your USDA region.

    Made from

    oxide, porcelain clay

    Measurements

    12" L x 3" W x 3" H

    Care

    dishwasher safe

    Item ID

    61528

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    Maggy Ames

    created by Maggy Ames

    location

    New York

    Pottery is a second life chapter for Maggy Ames. At Skidmore College, she watched enviously as classmates immersed themselves in clay. She completed law school, and practiced in New York City for 35 years, representing people with developmental disabilities. Maggy kept a pottery studio on the side, her haven of peace and quiet, and eventually became a full-time potter. She and her partners operate one of the few remaining working clay studios in Manhattan.

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