From the Proto-Indo-European root *wer- "to watch; keep; guard; notice; heed." A line of vases melding the classic urn and the human form, Guarde forms physically embody a sense of vigilant constancy, perpetual attention, dutiful warding, and shielding from without. Similar to how the proto-root has come to mean both "look at" and "guard" in different languages today, Guarde forms both draw the eye and protect something from it, simultaneously. Customize your order today via the New Orders page.