Asparagus sprengeri

There’s something special about the perfectly-imperfect nature of ceramics. The raw touch, the way the light comes through and that it’s made from the earth all make a ceramic base more than a container.

After decades of using impersonal industrial products, clay, artisans and local manufacturing is making a comeback in interior decor.

Our ceramics are handmade by an artist in northern Gujarat using wild clay that is as minimally processed as possible. This art form is thousands of years old and allows us to go back to a simpler time. A material that is sustainable and low-polluting, clay gives us the relaxed warmth we’re craving.

There’s something special about handmade pottery. A ceramic pot is created by moulding clay into a shape and subsequently heating it at high temperature. Our ceramics are made by artisans in northern Gujarat. We use local wild clay that is as minimally processed as possible. This ancient craft combines the beauty of art, science and imagination to bring warmth integral to contemporary urban decor. One of those things that’s better in real life.

There’s something special about handmade pottery. A ceramic pot is created by moulding clay into a shape and subsequently heating it at high temperature. Our ceramics are made by artisans in northern Gujarat. We use local wild clay that is as minimally processed as possible. This ancient craft combines the beauty of art, science and imagination to bring warmth integral to contemporary urban decor. One of those things that’s better in real life.

There’s something special about the perfectly-imperfect nature of ceramics. The raw touch, the way the light comes through and that it’s made from the earth all make a ceramic base more than a container.

After decades of using impersonal industrial products, clay, artisans and local manufacturing is making a comeback in interior decor.

Our ceramics are handmade by an artist in northern Gujarat using wild clay that is as minimally processed as possible. This art form is thousands of years old and allows us to go back to a simpler time. A material that is sustainable and low-polluting, clay gives us the relaxed warmth we’re craving.

Although it looks rare and exotic, it's surprisingly easy to maintain. It likes the sun and will tolerate a somewhat shady spot in a bright room as long as it gets a few weekend getaways in the sun.

It needs to be watered roughly once a week – perhaps a bit more in the hot summer months and less in the monsoon and winter months.

It looks best if cleaned with a slightly moist cloth every once in a while as its curls tend to accumulate dust.

Although it looks rare and exotic, it's surprisingly easy to maintain. It likes the sun and will tolerate a somewhat shady spot in a bright room as long as it gets a few weekend getaways in the sun.

It needs to be watered roughly once a week – perhaps a bit more in the hot summer months and less in the monsoon and winter months.

It looks best if cleaned with a slightly moist cloth every once in a while as its curls tend to accumulate dust.

It looks rare and exotic but is one of the most easy going plants. In a sunny place with just a little shade, it will grow quickly.

It likes a drink about twice a week. More in the summer, less in the monsoon and cooler months.

It's pest free and impossible to kill.

Fun and non-spiky, the fishbone is not your average cactus. It thrives without full sun making it a nice option for cactus lovers that may not have the right light conditions to house desert cacti.

It is native to Mexico and can be found in the wild in tropical forests. The plant is not actually a cactus, but more closely related to the orchid family.

The Fishbone Cactus is an epiphyte, which means it grows on other plants or trees. It does not have roots of its own, but has aerial roots that it uses to attach itself to its host plant. The plant is also known as the Zigzag Cactus, because of the way its stems zigzag back and forth. The stems grow up to 3 feet long.