ANAMESE GARDEN POT

Anamese Garden & Home is your source for high quality Vietnamese glazed pottery. Anamese specializes in the finest glazed pottery as well as fiberglass and metal pots.

Useful for landscape architects. interior designers. and exterior designers. all clay products are high fired and can be used in any climate. All products are handmade. one of a kind.

We offer a fabulous selection of glazed and unglazed pots, ranging from huge jars, urns & planters to basic good sense (and great value) gardening pots.

We wouldn't be Anamese if we weren't bringing you the very best in finishes available. We were the original source for Swamp, Rustica, and Copper. Often imitated but never duplicated, our Swamp is still today the best.

In our quest to offer the finest finishes available, and we proudly debut "Luna". Luna, an exquisite glaze featuring a dark chocolate background with highlights of silver mica and charcoal, is a striking addition to our already famous "Swamp" and 'oh- so easy to use' "Heavy Metal". This elegant new finish is most beautifully read in simple, smooth sided containers.

Looking for something neutral yet rich in character? Look no farther than our Aegean Collection. Reminiscent of ancient vessels, this collection comes with a subtle finish varying from lime encrusted white to desert sand mingled with pungent green accents. You will no doubt find this collection easy on the eye and easy to place.

Our all natural Petro Stone collection, slabs of stone cut from volcanic rock is large in scale with designs perfect for the contemporary and commercial setting. Inherently porous, these containers are best used with inserts as this natural material comes with a rich texture of natural gas holes.

Known for its exceptional clay, Vietnam has a long history of pottery making. Not surprisingly, not all Vietnamese pottery is created with the same expertise and attention to detail. Our skilled artisans painstakingly produce all of these wonderful pieces of pottery by hand. The clay is carefully pressed and then fired for very long periods which produces pots not only extremely strong but also able to withstand freezing winters. These wood kilns produce pottery rich in character where no two are truly exactly alike...evidence of an ancient art.