Laughing Cactus Ceramic Planter
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Add a joyful, whimsical touch to your home with this adorable ceramic planter, perfect for Purim and year-round fun! Just like Purim is all about laughter and celebration, this planter brings personality and charm to any space. Whether you're gifting it as a quirky Mishloach Manot addition or using it to hold festive Purim treats before planting a succulent, it's a perfect way to keep the holiday spirit alive.
- 3" x 3.3"
- Made from lead-free porcelain with a food-safe glossy glaze
- Plant not included
- Includes a drainage hole and matching saucer
- Dishwasher safe
- Handmade so slight variations may occur
About the brand
SIND Studio is Nadya and Dima Gurevich's porcelain studio, known for sculpted face mugs and gold-trimmed seder plates.
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About the brand
SIND Studio
SIND Studio is Nadya and Dima Gurevich's porcelain studio, known for sculpted face mugs and gold-trimmed seder plates.
- Based in
- Vancouver, Canada
- Since
- 2013
- Craft
- Handmade porcelain
Nadya and Dima Gurevich studied ceramics at different universities in Jerusalem and founded SIND Studio in 2013, before either had finished their degree. Dima is the ceramic artist of the pair and Nadya is a product designer, and they sum up their style in three words: minimal, elegant, humorous.
The humor is easy to spot. SIND is known for porcelain cups and mugs with sculpted faces, and Tel Aviv bars Bellboy and Fantastic have served drinks in their cups. In 2022 the studio won an Etsy Award in the Kitchen and Dining category.
Their Judaica is quieter. The pink-and-white seder plate at ModernTribe is lead-free porcelain with six small dishes trimmed in genuine gold for the symbolic foods. Each one is made by hand, so the pattern shifts slightly from plate to plate. The studio began in Tel Aviv and is now based in Vancouver, Canada.
Good to know
- AwardEtsy Award, Kitchen & Dining (2022)
- TrainedCeramics, at universities in Jerusalem
