Sirak

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The Collection

Planters

Medium to large scale planters for architectural interiors, gardens and permanent installations.

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Custom

Full custom commissions for architects, designers and private clients. Made to specification.

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Bronze

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Solid bronze accessories — wreaths, risers, and armatures designed to complement our vessels.

Vessels

Forthcoming

Smaller concrete vessels for table and shelf settings — a quieter conversation in the same material language.

The Palette

Our palette references centuries-old lime frescoes—mineral earths, metal oxides, ground stone mixed into wet plaster. Over time, these colors soften and fade, absorbed into the surface rather than resting atop it. Concrete works the same way: we mix dry pigments by hand at precise ratios developed in-house, introducing color at the mix stage so it becomes integral to the material itself. Movement in color and tone inherent in the material; no two pieces identical.

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Mineral · Verdigris · Terracotta · Earth · Sand · Sienna · Shell · Scoria · Alabaster · Limestone · Graphite · Clay

The Materials

Concrete, bronze, stone—the materials that built the ancient world and the reason it is still with us today. Our material palette was chosen not for novelty, but for permanence. Timeless materials that strengthen over time and will endure long after we are gone.

Concrete

Concrete is ancient technology that gets stronger with time. The Egyptians invented it; the Romans perfected it with volcanic ash. The chemical reaction between water, lime, and aggregate continues for decades, making the material denser and more durable as it ages.

Bronze

Bronze was pivotal in the advancement of the ancient Mediterranean, transforming artistic ambition across civilizations. The material endures—statues pulled from the ocean after two thousand years underwater emerge intact, preserved by the protective patina that forms naturally on the surface.

Stone

Natural stone is the material of monuments. The Parthenon, the Pantheon, and countless other artistic achievements remain today because of its strength and beauty.