Duenas Ceramic Watering Jug - Grey

A plant watering jug should probably not live under the sink, but that is where every one I owned ended up — wedged behind the dish soap, dripping on the shelf liner, apologizing for existing. The Duenas in grey changes the arrangement entirely. It is a porcelain jug designed around the idea that watering your plants is something you do in public, in your kitchen, in front of guests, and the tool should look like it belongs there. The shape is handleless and tapered, five inches long and fifteen inches tall, narrow enough to pour between crowded pots without knocking anything over. Porcelain holds water at room temperature rather than shocking roots with cold, and the long spout delivers a slow, controlled stream that reaches the soil without splashing the leaves. Five colors in the range, and the matte grey sits quietly on a marble counter or a wooden shelf without competing with anything around it.