Ines Terracotta Vessel

Somewhere between an ancient artifact and something you have suspiciously good taste for owning.

The Ines Terracotta Vessel by Diego Olivero Studio for MESO is handcrafted by artisans in Sabana Grande, Honduras, using terracotta and iron to create a low, sculptural form that feels vaguely archaeological without looking like it came from a museum gift shop. Its wide proportions and irregular handmade character give it enough presence to anchor a table, console, or shelf while requiring very little assistance from everything around it. Each vessel varies slightly because actual human beings made it, an increasingly novel feature in home décor. It’s decorative rather than watertight, so skip the fresh flowers and let the shape, texture, and terracotta do what they came here to do. Which, conveniently, is mostly just look very good.

The Details

• Ines Terracotta Vessel by Diego Olivero Studio for MESO
• Handcrafted by artisans in Sabana Grande, Honduras
• Terracotta + iron
• Dimensions: 14.5" W x 6.25" H
• Sculptural, low-profile form
• Each piece features natural variations in size and character
• Decorative use only; not intended to hold water
• Wipe clean

About the Brand:  Meso Goods

About Meso Goods Meso Goods is like the art-house cinema of home décor -- rooted in Latin American craft yet delivered with the punch and polish of modern design. Founded by Diego Olivero in Guatemala and operating from Brooklyn (with studios in India and Guatemala), Meso meticulously curates objects made by artisans who are keeping centuries-old techniques alive. It’s not nostalgia masquerading as lux, it’s ethical, sustainable design that dares to balance culture, utility, and quiet rebellion all on one shelf.