Old Copper

An Indian take on an old courtyard fountain, finished in warm copper tones that make the whole piece feel aged, collected and full of character. The copper glaze settles into every carved detail, and in sunlight the lighter breaks almost glow against the deeper bronze, making the whole planter feel alive in a different way throughout the day. I love this one with just a few long trailing stems. It lets the plant soften the form without hiding the carvings that make the piece what it is. It has enough presence to change a plain wall on its own, whether it’s welcoming you at the entrance or becoming the piece your eye keeps returning to in a quiet corner of the house. As the plant grows longer, the copper keeps appearing between the leaves, and the whole piece only gets richer with time.