A 14 in fluted metal plant pot raised on tapered legs, standing 21 in tall in total. Inside, the bowl runs 12 in across and 13 in deep, which is a real root chamber rather than a shallow dish, and the pot is rated to carry 110 lbs of soil and water. That depth suits a specimen plant or a full arrangement of flowers and greenery rather than a single seedling. The vertical fluting worked into the wall is not only decorative; the corrugation stiffens a thin metal shell the same way it does on a roofing panel, which is how the pot gets its strength without extra thickness or weight. Three drain holes are built into the base so irrigation water leaves rather than collecting at the bottom of a 13 in column, and the legs holding the bowl clear of the ground let air move underneath and into the pot from below, which keeps the base from staying damp after every watering. Alloy metal and powder-coated galvanized metal form the body, a combination that stays rustproof outdoors and crack resistant in cold that would split a ceramic or resin pot, and the smooth coating wipes clean rather than staining. Adjustable foot pads thread into the leg ends to level the pot on an uneven surface. It weighs 10 lbs, assembles simply, and works indoors as a decorative piece or outdoors as a working planter.