The brand’s inaugural line features pots crafted from reinforced concrete and steel, a composition that ensures high resistance and durability. Vasos da Terra pioneered the creation of earthy tones—inspired by places like Morocco, the Atacama Desert, and the Brazilian Northeast—which became a segment trend and the inspiration behind the company’s name. The collection boasts a timeless design with rustic textures marked by the passage of time. A 100% Brazilian product, each piece is handcrafted from the initial modeling to the final reproduction. Built to last and fully recyclable, these pots complement one another and suit any type of vegetation or architectural style. The variety of models, colors, and textures enhances both indoor and outdoor environments, available in sizes ranging from small to extra-large. All pots come pre-waterproofed from the factor
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A bit of history on reinforced concrete: in the 19th century, a French gardener named Joseph Monier (regarded as the inventor) began creating flower pots using reinforced cement. The material was chosen to replace wood and ceramics, which rotted and broke too easily. From then on, it began to be used in the construction of reservoirs and beams, and in 1875, it was used to build a bridge at Chazelet Castle—the first reinforced concrete bridge in the world, which still stands today!
