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Arc / Watering Jug
Stoneware watering jug concept
A sculptural watering jug concept for small indoor plants. Handle balance, spout control and glazing consistency take priority over decorative styling alone.
Evaluate filled handling, leakage and spout flow with the actual sample. Decorative glaze appearance does not establish food-contact suitability.
Build a range briefAll specifications, MOQ and planning windows below are illustrative.EXAMPLE SPECIFICATION
The material & packing card
- Material
- Glazed stoneware concept
- Capacity target
- 1.2 L example
- Example dimensions
- 25 × 12 × 18 cm
- Intended use
- Indoor plant watering; no food-contact claim
- Bulk pack
- 4 pieces / carton target, molded protection
- Planning MOQ
- 200 pieces / glaze, illustrative
Define what changes.
- Glaze tone and handle profile
- Capacity and pour behavior
- Gift sleeve and molded protection
Scope each change against material availability, tooling and the sample plan. Final feasibility is confirmed during development.
Agree what approval means.
- Leak check and filled-handle trial
- Glaze variation and surface-defect review
- Protective pack / handling evaluation
These are example review topics. Methods, acceptance limits and required evidence must be agreed for the actual program.
A better starting brief.
This original demo worksheet lists useful development questions for Arc / Watering Jug. It is not a laboratory report or supplier evidence.
Download DEMO worksheetDEVELOPMENT PATH
Approve the object and its protection.
Glaze tile → form sample → filled-use trial → packing review
Planning window / example
Example planning window: form samples 15–20 business days; glaze iteration and kiln availability change the schedule.
Intended program
Plant-care accessories / coordinated gifting ranges
RANGE ACCEPTANCE / SR-W02
The sample approval dossier.
Define acceptable variation on physical range samples.
- Record first
- Material and finish reference
- Review together
- Packed condition after agreed handling trial
- Development sequence
- Glaze tile → form sample → filled-use trial → packing review
- Planning dependency
- Example planning window: form samples 15–20 business days; glaze iteration and kiln availability change the schedule.
Arc / Watering Jug is a fictional product concept. Studio imagery illustrates the procurement environment and is not evidence of manufacture.
Arc / Watering Jug: before requesting a sample
What should the first sample resolve?
Glaze variation and surface-defect review. Agree the method, sample identification, acceptance limit and reporting format before testing.
What does the example MOQ include?
The number shown is a planning illustration only. Confirm material availability, tooling, finish or color variations, packaging, sample charges and commercial terms in a real quotation.
What evidence is still required?
Evaluate filled handling, leakage and spout flow with the actual sample. Decorative glaze appearance does not establish food-contact suitability. No test result, certified performance or customer approval is implied by this page.