The Chambord vase is a majestic vase made of iron cast iron, it is usually white with an antique patina. Under these rooms are found in the gardens of the castles, in the houses they bring a natural touch.
The Chambord style
The Chambord style is a definition for objects that refer to the nobility, the castle or the city of the same name. They are usually references but do not always mean that these are old where come from Chambord.
The Chambord vase is a name given to certain models of mudsis that are ancient or cast iron, marble or terracotta cast iron reproductions, but do not have a proper name. This name brings them a touch of authenticity with a typically French name.
The Camoskeleton of Chambord
Chambord's vasque is called a crater-shaped vase, which is a flat, elongated Medici vase. They have handles on each side, some models have flower motifs or sometimes carved figures on the handles.
They are imposing basins by their wide width, the depth does not allow large plantings, and are mainly used to plant flowers, they are found in gardens and castle parks along the paths.
In the interiors, they are the charm of the old house, and reminiscent of the good old days. Placed on the edge of a terrace, on a cast iron foot, or on the pillar of a portal, they are the ray of sunshine of your exterior.
For simpler and cheaper models the Jardiland resin vase is a good understood when you have a tight budget.
Many reproductions of Ancient iron cast iron Medici vases are on sale in our store, we offer you a quick delivery. Available in small sizes or large sizes, these garden vases are essential to your decoration.
