Nearly as wide as it is tall, at 39.5 by 39 inches, with the shoulders drawn in to a 21 inch mouth. That gap between body and opening is what makes it a jar rather than a pot: the plant sits above a broad curved body instead of in a straight-sided box.
A 21 inch mouth suits a piece up to roughly four and a half feet, which covers most single-ball and spiral forms. Because the body is so much wider than the opening it holds a great deal of soil for its mouth, and it carries enough presence not to need a second planter beside it. A published mouth is rare in this trade, and measuring an opening against a root ball is why it matters.
Atlantis brown. Chateau de Maisons pieces are finished with bare clay at the rim and base, which the maker does on purpose. Delivered by freight on a pallet. We work out the delivery cost and agree it with you before the piece ships, so nothing is charged until you have the figure.
