Lions paw foot

Lion paw foot. A classic riser for pots and planters, it aids water drainage on grassy surfaces. The lion paw shape provides stability and strength, serving as a support for columns and tables, while symbolically representing power and majesty.

The use of lion paw feet in furniture dates back to the Renaissance in the 15th and 16th centuries, though similar decorative elements were present in earlier periods, particularly in architecture and furnishings. During the Renaissance, this motif became especially popular in Europe, symbolizing strength and nobility.

On floors, it enhances air circulation, speeds up surface drying, and prevents mold and stains. Lifting pots during cold weather helps increase their frost resistance, making it an essential accessory in cold regions. Handmade from Impruneta clay, frost-resistant to over -30°C, the foot retains its shape and durability over time. Available in one size.