To create a style icon, it is important to know about the tradition. 

Situla (the Latin name, which means “bucket”) was a type of pot in the shape of an inverted truncated cone, and narrow at the bottom. It was used by many ancient Mediterranean civilizations, including the Este Culture, which arose and developed in the area where we live and work today.

Situla pots were widely used in the Iron Age and were usually made of metal material, and very rarely of terracotta.

It was a typical object produced by the Este culture which, for this reason, is also called “civilization of situlas”.

We wanted to give shape to an extremely simple and essential pot, embodying elements of classical purity.

This is why we chose a name that refers to the history of our territory and the manufacturing art of our ancestors.

High and flared at the top, elegant in its simplicity, this pot is perfect for medium-sized plants with sinuous lines, such as spathiphyllum.

Technique and passion have been the two pillars at the heart of our production, for more than sixty years.