Bands of tiny raised beads circle this pot in tight ivory rows, standing proud of a soft grey glaze that has just enough sheen to pick out every one of them. Three short ceramic feet lift the whole thing off the surface, which is a small detail that changes how it sits on a shelf: the pot reads as an object with a base rather than a cylinder set down on wood.

The interior is glazed dark, so the eye stops at the rim instead of falling into an unfinished inside. Take the 6 inch for a bookshelf or a bathroom counter and the 8 inch when you need one piece to hold a corner on its own. Together they stack a low and a tall silhouette without repeating themselves.