Inspired by the pergola garden of the historic Westcott House, the Frank Lloyd Wright Westcott Pergola Vase is a refined garden planter that reflects Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie style vision. Designed in 1906 for the Burton J. Westcott House, this piece was part of Wright’s effort to extend architecture into the landscape, blending structure and nature into one cohesive environment.

At 33 inches wide and 24 inches high, this garden planter offers a balanced presence with its smooth, rounded bowl and strong geometric base—an interplay of form that defines Wright’s signature style. Its clean lines and thoughtful proportions make it ideal for patios, entryways, and garden settings where architectural detail matters.

Crafted in durable dry-cast stone, it provides excellent weather resistance while developing a natural patina over time, enhancing its character and authenticity.

Perfect as a standalone piece or paired for symmetry, this vase brings timeless Prairie elegance to any outdoor space. For a more cohesive design, consider grouping multiple planters—call us at Statue.com for better pricing when ordering more than one.

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