Massarelli's Scroll Leaf Urn

Because of its significant weight, this urn requires a solid, level foundation such as concrete, stone pavers, or a reinforced deck. Placing it directly on soft soil or grass is not recommended, as the weight will cause it to sink or tilt over time.

Cast stone is designed to weather naturally, developing a patina over time that adds to its character. You can gently clean it with a soft brush and mild soap and water if you notice dirt buildup, but avoid using pressure washers or harsh chemicals, which can damage the finish.

Yes, high-quality cast stone is durable and built to withstand outdoor elements, including freezing temperatures. However, to prevent cracking, ensure the urn has proper drainage so water does not pool and freeze inside the vessel during winter months.

Yes, this urn is designed with a drainage hole to prevent water from accumulating around plant roots. If you plan to use it indoors or on a surface where water runoff is a concern, you will need to use a saucer or liner.

Since this is a large, deep vessel, you do not need to fill the entire cavity with soil, which would make it excessively heavy and waste potting mix. Fill the bottom third with lightweight material like packing peanuts or upside-down plastic nursery pots, cover with landscape fabric, and then add your soil on top.