In the hills of Tuscany lies the small town of Impruneta. There, for hundreds of years, artisans have produced the most spectacular terra cotta in the world. In fact, when Brunelleschi built Florence's magnificent Duomo he demanded genuine Impruneta terra cotta for its crown. Today, twelfth generation artisans dig the same gray clay from the pits behind their homes. They create the pots by hand using traditional methods. Then they fire them in kilns where they turn the magnificent color that is unique to terra cotta of Impruneta - the warm pink of the Tuscan sunrise. The terra cotta pottery produced here is unlike any other.

We are proud to introduce our new French Heritage Collection which celebrates the rich historical and artisanal traditions of French garden artistry and supports the legacy of small family-owned and operated workshops. Encompassing several historical regions and traditions throughout France, our new collection includes Terre D’Anduze vases from Anduze in Southern France, Traditional Provencal jars from David Fanton in Biot, France and the classic wood and iron Versailles boxes made by the Loiselet family in Nogent Le Roi, Normandy. Every piece is handmade using the same traditional methods and materials that have been passed down for generations and we are proud to support the rich traditional artistry of our partners in this new collection.