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Galvanized Steel Planter I

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$158.4 $220 In stock

For Heath’s Field Notes collection, Mexico City-based designer Fabien Cappello partnered with local artisans in Guadalajara, Jalisco to create a series of functional objects for home and garden. Following the longstanding Mexican tradition of hojalata, this planter was crafted by hand using galvanized steel.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

The hand-welded seams on this planter give it a real artisan feel, and the galvanized finish has a nice matte texture that stands out against my terra cotta pots. It’s surprisingly sturdy once filled with soil, and the simple rectangular shape fits perfectly on my balcony shelf. A solid upgrade from

Ellie ★★★★★

The galvanized finish is even better in person—it’s got that subtle, industrial sheen that catches the light without looking too shiny. I’ve had it on my patio for two weeks now, and the craftsmanship from the Guadalajara artisans really shows in the clean seams and sturdy base.

Hannah ★★★★★

The handcrafted feel from the Guadalajara artisans really comes through in the finish—it's got that subtle, irregular texture you don't get from mass-produced pots. I've had it out in the rain for two weeks now and the galvanized surface has held up perfectly without a single rust spot.