In a large shared saucer, seven individual pots live side-by-side, enabling a mix of plants to be grouped together without interweaving their roots. The single pots span a gradient of height and glaze tone—from light to dark and back—representing the natural shade of a wild setting. Plants with similar water needs are recommended. If individuals need repotting or replacing, it’s easy to tend to one at a time, while keeping the collective intact. — Tung Chiang
