french pots for plants French Anduze Planter – Copper Patina

french pots for plants French Anduze Planter – Copper PatinaGlazed Terra Cotta Anduze Planters from Provence, France A Defining Form in Classical French Gardens Handcrafted in Provence by Poterie de la Madeleine, this authentic French Anduze planter is a defining form of classical French garden design, created using centuries old techniques in glazed terra cotta. Distinguished by its signature garlands, rich patina, and sculptural proportions, these iconic glazed terra cotta Anduze planters were originally

Glazed Terra Cotta Anduze Planters from Provence, France – A Defining Form in Classical French Gardens 

Handcrafted in Provence by Poterie de la Madeleine, this authentic French Anduze planter is a defining form of classical French garden design, created using centuries-old techniques in glazed terra cotta. Distinguished by its signature garlands, rich patina, and sculptural proportions, these iconic glazed terra cotta Anduze planters were originally designed to hold citrus trees in the formal gardens of European estates. Today, this French terra cotta planter brings enduring elegance and architectural presence to luxury gardens, courtyards, and refined outdoor spaces.

Details:
Sold per piece
Origin: Anduze, Provence, France
Material: Glazed terra cotta

Glaze:
The Copper Patina finish reflects the historic blue-green hue created through the natural oxidation of copper, giving each piece a rich, aged character with depth and variation.

Care:
Not suitable for frost/thaw climates
Ideal for indoor use or protected outdoor environments

Shipping:
We ship throughout the continental United States and Canada via common carrier, flatbed truck, or UPS for smaller parcels. Each planter is carefully packed and shipped in custom-built wood crates to ensure safe delivery.

Available Sizes:

22" H x 19" D

28" H x 23" D 

32" H x 27" D

READ OUR BLOG!  The History of French Anduze Planters | 17th-Century Pottery from Provence

French Anduze planters originated in Provence in the 17th century, where local potters were inspired by Italian Medici vases. Adapting this influence, Anduze pottery developed into a distinctive French style, known for its large, rounded form, decorative garlands, and glazed terra cotta finishes. Originally created for citrus trees in aristocratic gardens, these planters became a defining element of Provençal design. Today, French Anduze planters are recognized worldwide for their craftsmanship, heritage, and timeless appeal in luxury garden and landscape design.