Pigeon Toe Ceramics turns Mason jars
into charming votives and planters
Lisa Jones, the owner and designer of Pigeon Toe Ceramics, got a bright idea from dark economic times.
The translucent, unglazed pieces cast a romantic light for her big day and proved so popular that she also created a version without the black galvanized wire handle that can be used as a small planter, right.
A larger pickle-size jar serves as the basis for indoor pendant lamps.
The planters and candle votives shown here measure 3.5 inches tall by 2.5 inches wide and cost $28 and $32 respectively at Show in Los Feliz.
Jones' 8-inches tall by 4-inches wide Mason Jar pendant lights come with an 11 foot cord and inline switch and can accommodate a 40-watt bulb. They are $108 on Pigeon Toe Ceramics' Etsy page.
-- David A. KeepsPhoto credits, from top: Alicia Carrier, Lisa Jones
Corrected: An earlier version of this post said the top photo was taken by Lisa Warninger.
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