A pair of fluted metal pots in two sizes, both standing 22 in tall on their legs: the larger measures 16.5 in across with a 15 by 14 in interior, the smaller 14.5 in across with a 13 by 14 in interior. Sizing them differently is what lets the two work as a composed grouping rather than a matching pair, and each carries a load capacity of 110 lbs, so neither is limited to a token planting. The modern fluted profile is what carries the look, vertical ridges reading as a considered piece of decoration rather than a utility container. Construction is layered by function: a zinc-iron alloy top ring, a galvanized sheet wall and a zinc-iron alloy bottom, which puts the more robust alloy where the pot takes handling and edge wear. Three drainage holes per pot prevent water accumulating around the roots after watering or rain. The elevated structure holding each pot 8 in off the ground is doing more than raising the profile; air moves freely underneath instead of being trapped between a wet base and the floor. Robust metal legs carry the load steadily in everyday use, and adjustable foot pads thread out to meet an uneven floor so neither pot rocks. The set weighs 23 lbs and needs assembly at setup.