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| Weight | 30 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 55 × 55 × 48 cm |
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Aged Composite Stone Urn 48cm H
£175.00 Excl. VAT
Aged Composite Stone Urn
This reclaimed aged composite stone urn displays deep weathering, softened edges, and surface wear earned through decades outdoors. It suits use on weathered stone patios, wild or traditional formal gardens, and brings an authentic rustic patina that adds character and visual interest to any outdoor space. On a plinth, its visual impact is even greater.
Approximate dimensions- Dia. 55cm x H48cm
Please note, due to the nature of production, the age of the items and process of reclamation, there are likely to be imperfections and wear marks.
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Description
Aged Composite Stone Urn 46cm H
This reclaimed aged composite stone urn displays deep weathering, softened edges, and surface wear earned through decades outdoors. Furthermore, patches of lichen and a moss laden rim confirm long exposure to rain, frost, and changing seasons. As a result, the surface convincingly reflects natural stone while retaining the strength of modern manufacture.
Composite stone developed during the nineteenth century as makers blended aggregates, cement, and pigments. Consequently, artisans could reproduce classical stone forms with greater consistency and improved durability. This material resists cracking, reduces weight, and performs reliably in exposed garden environments. Additionally, composite stone weathers attractively, developing patina without compromising structure or definition.
The gadroon design dates back to classical Greek and Roman architecture, where carved fluting suggested abundance and order. Later, European garden designers adopted the gadroon motif for urns and planters within formal landscapes. Therefore, the style remains popular due to its balanced proportions and decorative yet restrained appearance. This aged composite stone urn reflects that heritage while adapting easily to varied planting schemes.
Heavy Weather
Heavy weathering has softened profiles and dulled once sharp details, enhancing visual depth and authenticity. Meanwhile, the thick moss covering the rim softens the form and anchors it within surrounding greenery. Together, these features suggest long established placement rather than recent installation.
At home in traditional and wild gardens, this aged composite stone urn introduces heritage character without dominating its setting. With a diameter of 55 centimetres and height of 48 centimetres, it maintains presence while respecting neighbouring planting. Accordingly, it suits stone patio corners, pathway entrances, or placement within dense borders. Planted with colourful blooms or trailing foliage, the form frames planting rather than competing for attention.
Using reclaimed garden features supports sustainability by extending the life of well crafted objects. Moreover, reclaimed pieces provide immediate maturity, avoiding the starkness of newly made alternatives. They also reduce demand for raw materials and preserve traditional design language.
This aged composite stone urn blends history, resilience, and visual softness with practical garden performance. The aged composite stone urn remains an enduring choice for gardeners seeking authenticity and long term durability.
