Al round pots are turned on a lathe and then the outer design is hand chiseled onto the pot. The largest pots we have made to date are four feet across by three feet deep. It is important to also specify how narrow the walls must and how deep the inside cavity must be. Our pots do not deteriorate with water. As an experiment we have filled out pots just with water to analyses the porosity factor, after two hours the water has shown a very light moisture color change on the outside of the pot. It has no chemical reaction unlike untreated cantera that has a dissolving calcium problem. To eliminate porosity process we can hydro seal the inside and the outside of the pot if requested at very low cost. However some clients like to take advantage of our natural stones ability to grow lichen and moulds for the aging romantic impression, and thus choose not to do this. Or they request us to only seal the inside of the pot. Please remember that many cantera pots when sealed the sealer only lasts for a year or two and the whole pot has to be dried out and have it done again. I once had a factory owner from Mexico encourage me to sell his cantera pots claiming they would last at least five to ten years with sealers, this kind of shocked me for what they were going to cost, plus a customer once said the carving looked like it had been done with a chain saw in comparison to India's carving quality. Our off white limestone can be stained to imitate almost any color as well. If a client is looking for a very specific shade of limestone. Due to this stone also having soft color veins it will still look very natural. If you would like to E-Mail a lineart design or photo to a client or to us for a quote, please click here to get the instructions on how to do this.