1972 Karroll Studio Pottery Hanging Planter – Rustic Ceramic with Leather

This striking vintage hanging vessel, handcrafted and signed by the artist ""Karroll"" in 1972, is a beautiful example of American studio pottery from the early 70s. Expertly wheel-thrown from rich, speckled stoneware clay, the form showcases a warm earthy brown exterior with a subtle spiral texture and a deep glossy black glaze interior that speaks to a refined, natural aesthetic.

A pair of forged metal brackets are affixed to either side, allowing the original leather cords to suspend the vessel, giving it both functionality and sculptural presence. The signature “S” curve etched into the body and the artist’s inscription on the base underscore the authenticity and craftsmanship of the piece.

Perfect for display as a hanging planter, incense bowl, or simply as a sculptural object, this piece bridges rustic charm with modernist form. It embodies the soulful quality of mid-century studio ceramics with tactile materials and thoughtful design—ideal for collectors, designers, and lovers of organic modern interiors.

Whether hung alone or as part of a larger ceramic collection, this one-of-a-kind piece adds warmth, history, and texture to any space.