Hathi Elephant Nerikomi Ceramic Planter - Coral Zigzag

MRP ₹ 2,499.00Inclusive of all taxes
Why You'll Love This
  • Coral zigzags that go all the way through the wall
  • The brightest of the four Hathi planters
  • Desk-sized: a succulent, pens, or paper clips
  • Hand-formed face and trunk, so no two look alike
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A small standing elephant planter with a blanket of coral zigzags worked through the clay body itself.

Nerikomi is slow, exacting work: the pattern is built inside the clay before the piece exists. For this Hathi planter that means the coral zigzags were stacked and sliced as a block, then pressed into the elephant's form, so the chevrons run through the wall and show inside the pot too. It is sized for a small succulent or a fistful of desk clutter, and it sits on four stub feet with its trunk curled in.

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 12 cm X Dia 12 cm
Material
Ceramic
Technique
Nerikomi: coloured clays layered and sliced so the pattern runs through the body
What is included
1 planter
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

Built before it was even shaped

Nerikomi is slow, exacting work: the pattern is built inside the clay before the piece exists. For this Hathi planter that means the coral zigzags were stacked and sliced as a block, then pressed into the elephant's form, so the chevrons run through the wall and show inside the pot too. It is sized for a small succulent or a fistful of desk clutter, and it sits on four stub feet with its trunk curled in.

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