Schaller GALTERA H High round metal planter

From the Galtera line of vases, two sheets of metal meet in a spiral, embracing like the walls of a gorge carved out by water.‎ Depending on the observer's viewpoint, the light glides across the surface, transforming the perception of its volume.‎ The silhouette also evokes a cauldron or a medieval helmet, reminiscent of the artisanal and defensive history of the Fribourg gorges.‎ Derived from the Latin word caldarione, meaning "cauldron," Galtera refers to a steep-sided valley carved out by water.‎ The Galtera River flows through the canton of Fribourg in a narrow gorge lined with cliffs, where mills and hammer mills were established as early as the Middle Ages.‎ As it approaches the city of Fribourg, the river and the valley take the name Gottéron before joining the Sarine River.‎ Material: Stainless steel with a unique multi-layer textured powder coating