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Light + Ladder

Eleva Planter

$180.00
3.4 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100223085
Light + Ladder

Eleva Planter

$180.00
3.4 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100223085
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Eleva Planter
Eleva Planter
Eleva Planter
$180.00
$180.00

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Light + Ladder’s founder, Farrah Sit, approaches design through the lens of “own less, own well.” Her works are decorative – but not purely so. They toe the line between art and function with a minimalist aesthetic. Her Eleva Planter was inspired by Constantin Brancusi, a 20th-century Roman sculptor known for his use of abstracted forms. Crafted of ceramic with a matte finish, Eleva is anchored by a concrete pedestal base. It’s produced in a zero-waste facility in Vermont.
  • Ceramic planter with concrete base.
  • Base elevates planter and functions as a drainage tray.
  • Produced in a zero-waste facility in Vermont.
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Light + Ladder
General Dimensions
  • 10" H 6¾" W 6¾" D 6¾" DIA
Product Weight
2 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
Warranty
1-year warranty
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Dimensions

Eleva Planter

  • Height (in): 10
  • Width (in): 6¾
  • Diameter (in): 6¾
  • Depth (in): 6¾
  • Weight (lbs): 2
  • Ceramic planter
  • Concrete base

Farrah Sit

Using a process of material reduction, designer Farrah Sit creates lighting, furniture, and objects that balance quiet minimalism with evocative form. Her functional art is inspired by an ethos to “own less, own well,” with each piece a contemplation on essentiality – from porcelain pendants to a ceramic watering can, Sit’s sculptural take transforms the utilitarian into moments of poetic beauty.

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