Catnap Nerikomi Ceramic Cat Figurine - Indigo

MRP ₹ 1,499.00Inclusive of all taxes
Why You'll Love This
  • Long and low: fills a shelf gap where upright objects look wrong
  • Rosette pattern through the clay, so it cannot chip off
  • Hand-modelled face with a startled look that is entirely its own
  • Pairs with the charcoal Catnap for a two-cat shelf
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A long cat stretched out on its side, tail curled over its back, in blue rosettes on ochre laid through the clay.

Catnap is a cat doing what cats do: stretched out on its side, tail curled up and over. This one wears blue rosettes on ochre, and the pattern is nerikomi, laminated through the clay before the cat was formed, so it runs right to the core. It was modelled by hand, which is why the face carries a faintly startled expression that no mould would ever produce. Sixteen centimetres long and low, it fills the awkward horizontal gap on a shelf that nothing else quite fits.

Nerikomi: the pattern is built through the clay before the piece is formed, and every piece is cut by hand, so no two are identical.

Dimensions
H 7.5 cm X W 16 cm
Material
Ceramic
Technique
Nerikomi: coloured clays layered and sliced so the pattern runs through the body
What is included
1 figurine
Care
  • Hand wash with a soft sponge and mild soap
  • Not dishwasher safe
  • Not microwave safe
  • Avoid sudden changes in temperature
  • Avoid dropping or rough handling
  • Small variations in glaze and form are part of the handmade process

We ship across India. Standard delivery takes 5-7 business days. Express shipping available for select locations.

We accept returns within 7 days of delivery for unused items in original packaging. Contact us to initiate a return.

The Story

The face no mould would give you

Catnap is a cat doing what cats do: stretched out on its side, tail curled up and over. This one wears blue rosettes on ochre, and the pattern is nerikomi, laminated through the clay before the cat was formed, so it runs right to the core. It was modelled by hand, which is why the face carries a faintly startled expression that no mould would ever produce. Sixteen centimetres long and low, it fills the awkward horizontal gap on a shelf that nothing else quite fits.

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