Thirty-three clays is a small batch contemporary pottery studio created by He. The Chinese local artist applied the art and graphic design background to explore carving ceramics. Each and every piece is uniquely handcrafted. As time passes by and natural hand motions flow, the organic components of the texture are revealed gradually. To keep the perfect imperfection from the raw material and processing, most pieces stay in the natural color of the clay and are unglazed, while some are highlighted slightly with splashes or metallic paint.

Oasien is a new Korean brand that makes planting objects can be an oasis in our lives. Everything about Oasien was directed from scratch, including strategy, brand design, and product design.

In Oasien, all clay pots use different natural glazes or dyes to create color differentiations rather than added colors. The unique texture, color, and plasticity characteristics of the earthenware are born from the natural feeling of soil.

Thirty-three clays is a small batch contemporary pottery studio created by He. The Chinese local artist applied the art and graphic design background to explore carving ceramics. Each and every piece is uniquely handcrafted. As time passes by and natural hand motions flow, the organic components of the texture are revealed gradually. To keep the perfect imperfection from the raw material and processing, most pieces stay in the natural color of the clay and are unglazed, while some are highlighted slightly with splashes or metallic paint.

At Ti Tree, making planting easy for everyone is a significant part of our mission. Therefore, we carefully chose our planters' material and tried to make it as cozy as possible for plants’ root systems.

Handcrafted from scratch by artisans with decades of experience, Ti Tree terracotta planters were made to last. The timeless design, along with the natural medium, is not only an ultimate home for plants, but as well as an intrinsic part of your nest.

Starting with the basic concept of nurturing a tree from a seed, By using a flower pot as part of the soil, mimicking the role of a mother rock, Inspired by insights into indoor plants, With the aim of minimizing soil nutrient loss and conserving water, Thus, the self-sustaining pot came into being.

The pot has no drainage hole and has the ability to self-absorb water (below video shows how to use the pot).