Est. 2014 · Portland
Iron & Leaf
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The Spring Collection

Grow something worth keeping.

Hand-thrown stoneware planters, forged garden tools, and quiet vessels for the rooms and beds you tend every day. Made in small batches, built to outlast a trend.

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Iron & Leaf spring collection of planters and garden tools
Tallow Planter Reactive-glaze stoneware, no two alike.

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01

The Windowsill

Compact stoneware and self-watering pots for herbs, succulents, and the corners that catch morning light.

12 pieces · from $28
02

The Garden Bed

Forged hand tools and weather-honest planters that earn their patina out in the rain and the dirt.

21 pieces · from $34
03

The Table

Quiet vessels, bud vases, and footed bowls for cut stems, the fruit you keep out, and slow dinners.

19 pieces · from $42
Tallow reactive-glaze stoneware planter
Bestseller · Restocked
Tallow Planter, Large $96

10" reactive amber glaze, drainage with matched saucer. Each piece thrown and fired by hand.
Forged carbon-steel hand trowel
Forge Hand Trowel $48

Carbon steel, ash handle, oil-rubbed.
Footed ceramic bud vessel
Mara Bud Vessel $38

Footed matte stoneware, satin finish.
Olive watering can in galvanized steel
Greenhouse Can $74

2L galvanized steel, long brass rose for a soft, even pour.
Tallow planter set styled on a shelf
Windowsill Trio, Set of 3 $108

Three nesting planters in graduated sizes — sage, oat, and clay. Our most-gifted set.
Our Workshop

Everything here is made by hand, a few hundred at a time.

We started Iron & Leaf in a leaky Portland garage in 2014 — one wheel, one small kiln, and a stubborn belief that the objects you live alongside should be honest about how they were made.

Our potters throw every planter and vessel on the wheel. Our smith forges each tool from carbon steel and seasons the handles in linseed oil. Nothing is mass-pressed, and nothing is meant to be thrown away.

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Inside the Iron & Leaf workshop
"The planters arrived with a glaze I keep catching myself staring at. Things this honest are getting hard to find."
— Dwell, The Maker's Issue

Notes from the bench.

Restock alerts, seasonal growing notes, and first dibs on small-batch glazes — once a month, never more.

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