Pair of oversized weathered terra cotta planters, circa 1970-1990, with exceptional pitted limestone finish. Cylindrical form with gently tapered sides and thick, heavily eroded rim as seen in your detail photos. The surface shows incredible age: deep pocking, pitting, and erosion exposing the aggregate underneath, layered with tones of cream, pale gray, sage, and hints of blue-green copper staining.

The texture is rough, porous, and organic like ancient limestone that sat in a French garden for decades. The close-up shows the classic "algae-stained, weathered stone" look. 

These are substantial statement pieces - perfect flanking entry doors, fireplace hearth, or as floor planters in modern organic interiors. The patina reads both French country and wabi-sabi. Sold as a matching pair with natural variation in weathering that makes them feel collected, not manufactured.

• Dimensions: 
  Diameter: 19 in Height: 20 in 
• Sold As: 
  Set of 2
• Style: 
  Rustic
• Materials and Techniques: 
  Terra-cota
• Place of Origin: 
  Unknown
• Date of Manufacture: 
  Mid-20th century
• Condition: 
  Distressed