Originally made in a “flamed” glaze of green, brown and yellow striations, these vases were decorated with heraldic shields and garlands of flowers set off with horizontal banding. Beginning in the 17th century, Anduze became a center of production of this now iconic planter and has been home to many great dynasties of potters and earthenware makers. Foremost among them is “Terre d’Anduze”, a small family owned and operated workshop which has been producing these classic planters by hand since 1980. Produced in a rich variety of colorful glazes, this classic and elegant planter can be found in the gardens and orangeries of the great chateaux and residences throughout France.
