The Lecce Urn

A vessel drawn from the language of classical garden statuary — flared rim, fluted base, the quiet weight of a square plinth. Proportions borrowed from another century, softened for this one.

Each urn weathers in its own time. The terracotta gathers the marks of sun and season into a surface that only grows more characterful with the years.

Stand it bare, as sculpture. Plant it with topiary, with trailing ivy, with a flush of seasonal blooms. Either way, it becomes the still point of the terrace — the piece the garden composes itself around.