This unique earthenware pot was born from a dialogue between the hand and nature. Its blue walls, hand-engraved using the sgraffito technique, reveal a secret garden, where wildflowers and sinuous stems dance as if in a summer undergrowth.
 The lid, made of hardwood stained a warm walnut, extends this connection to the earth. On its top rests a section of old vine, sculpted by nature, serving as a knob, like a forgotten fragment of bark, polished by time.

 It's an object made to live among plants, on a windowsill, on a raw wood shelf, or in the heart of a kitchen where everything exudes authenticity. It discreetly holds your tea leaves, spices, precious salts, or little secrets, like a natural jewel box.

 The Fleur bleue ceramic pot unites earth, flowers and wood in a gentle poetry.