Terracotta Basin with continuos Festoon Double Edge

Terracotta Basin with continuos Festoon Double Edge. Festooned conch vase from the ancient Sannini archive. The name “conca” comes from the slightly rounded profile compared to vases with a straight profile. The slightly rounded shape recalls the lower part of the jars, from which historically it probably descends directly. the Basin with continuous festoon is a recently produced article by Terrecotte Poggi Ugo. The pot is suitable for plants and flowers, it is of medium size, it is stable in the wind and can be completed with raised feet or a saucer. The feet are used to raise the vase from the ground in order to circulate the air and prevent the formation of moulds, to facilitate the outflow of irrigation water and also to help resistance to frost. Raising the vase from the ground in cold environments avoids having the vase stick to the ground during the winter and helps to separate direct contact with the snow. The saucers are used to recover the water from watering and prevent it from dirtying the surrounding floor or the floors below. The saucer is also used for aesthetic completion of the vase. The shape and design of the pot make it particularly beautiful and elegant, it helps to embellish the furnishings and is suitable for planting. The relief decorations are made in the right proportions of the article, and make it suitable for classic or historic environments and furnishings. Made in one size. Handmade with Impruneta clay, resistant to frost at over -30°C with excellent durability, it remains unchanged over time. The good breathability of terracotta, the thermal insulation, and the slight release of watering humidity, give excellent health to the roots and to the plants themselves. With the passing of the seasons it acquires a nice superficial aspect