When Victor Berg, a young accountant, inherited a ceramics shop full of plant pots in the heart of Copenhagen in 1942, he decided to start selling flowers alongside his old clay pots in the hope that this would bring joy to the local community — and so it did. Years after the end of World War II, his children joined the business, and, traveling throughout Europe in quest of the highest quality clay and skilled craftspeople, they found just what they were looking for in Tuscany. To this day, the Danish company continues to create exquisite, plant-loving terracotta pots in Italy, working with the same family-owned workshop and upholding one of the region’s most ancient crafts.
Natural Materials
Heritage Craft Preservation
