Terracotta
A terracotta planter by ceramicist Holger Klassen.
Light reddish-brown.
Terracotta comes from Latin and means "fired earth". Terracotta refers to a specific category of ceramic products made from grey, beige or yellow clays, which have a typical warm, light reddish-brown hue after firing. Terracotta ceramics remain unglazed and are fired at low temperatures, 900° - 1000°.
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