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Fill
Fill the reusable vessel with the amount of water intended for the plant.
Morrow Form · Rill I
Water,
given form.
A sculptural ceramic planter with a brief, gravity-fed stream. Filled by hand. No pump, battery, or power cord.
- Body
- High-fired ceramic
- Action
- Gravity-fed
- Supply
- Reusable vessel
- Stage
- Design study
Concept visualization · Not manufactured
Rill I
Form and finish studies
First edition
in preparation
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Ceramic object
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Living plant
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Stored water
04
One quiet action
The object
Rill I
Planting well, water channel, and sculptural body are composed as one ceramic form. A removable filling vessel connects at the rear, keeping the working side discreet.
The raised water supply creates the pressure. A controlled outlet directs the stream back to the soil. The final duration and arc will be stated in the product specification.
- Ceramic body
- High-fired ceramic
- Filling vessel
- Reusable glass bottle
- Water action
- Gravity-fed · No pump
- First-edition price
- $995
The action
Gravity is
the mechanism.
Rill I is designed around a single manual gesture. It is not an appliance disguised as pottery.
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Seat
Place it into the discreet rear connection. The seal is designed to open only when fully seated.
03
Water
Stored height becomes a brief stream directed into the planting well. No motor or electrical supply is required.
First edition
Rill I,
first edition.
The first release pairs the ceramic vessel with its reusable glass filling bottle and serviceable water connection. Finish, dimensions, care, and delivery timing will be published with reservations.
- Included
- Ceramic vessel, reusable filling bottle, fitted connection, and care guide
- Reservation
- 25% refundable deposit; remaining balance requested separately
- Delivery
- Schedule stated before reservations open
Standards
Beauty follows
proof.
Each finished piece will be judged against the approved standard for water control, stability, cleanability, ceramic body, and glaze.
Controlled water
The stream must land inside the planting well throughout the intended cycle.
Dry connection
The filling vessel must seal before removal and remain dry while handled.
Stable form
The object must remain composed with a plant, water, and the filling vessel in place.
Finished ceramic
Body, glaze, drainage, and cleanability must meet the approved production sample.
Ceramic first
The visible object is high-fired ceramic—not resin or polymer made to resemble it.
Refill, not refuse
The filling vessel is reusable. Wet components are designed to be reached, cleaned, and replaced.
Material clarity
Body, glaze, valve, seals, and care requirements will be stated in the final specification.
Questions
In plain
terms.
01What is shown on this page?+
The images are design studies rather than photographs of a finished piece. Physical specifications and delivery timing will accompany the first-edition release.
02How will the reservation work?+
A refundable 25% deposit will reserve the piece. The remaining balance will be requested separately after the final specification and delivery window are presented. It will not be charged automatically.
03What will Rill I be made from?+
The visible body is intended to be high-fired ceramic with a reusable glass filling vessel and a discreet, serviceable water connection. The complete material specification will be published with reservations.
04Does Rill I use a pump?+
No. The intended action uses gravity and the potential energy of the raised filling vessel. The design has no pump, battery, plug, or continuous recirculation.
05When will Rill I be delivered?+
The delivery window will be stated before any deposit is accepted. Buyers will receive a specific schedule with the first-edition terms.