A two-tier black metal display shelf in the shop: a spider plant in a blue face planter wearing spectacles, a croton, a peace lily, a teal urn, a blue-pottery floral urn, a fan palm, a potted rose and drip-glaze ceramic pots.

Pots · Plants · Ceramics · Gifts

Let The Good Things Grow

Panchkula's plant and pottery house. Living plants, hand-glazed ceramics, and bonsai grown with patience, in Sector 8.

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Sector 8, Panchkula
Open till 8:45 PM

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What we keep

A plant shop and a pottery shop. Not a cafe.

The name is warm. The shelves are plants and clay. Four things, kept properly.

Close crop of a croton and a peace lily on the display shelf.

Plants 01

Palms, peace lilies, crotons, ferns. Foliage for flats and balconies across the tricity.

Close crop of small cream drip-glaze pots on the lower shelf.

Pots 02

Drip-glaze, speckle, matte. Stocked in sets, so the sill matches the shelf.

Close crop of blue-pottery urns and tall cobalt vases on the top tier of the pot wall.

Ceramics 03

Blue-pottery urns, tall glazed vases, lamps and chimes. Shaped by hand, fired hot.

Close crop of a smiling face planter and a poinsettia on a yellow bracket shelf.

Gifts 04

Bonsai dressed with pebbles and a Buddha. Face planters that smile back. Objects that outlast the occasion.

A Ficus microcarpa Ginseng bonsai with a thick, sculpted trunk, planted in a green scalloped drip-glaze bowl over white river pebbles, with a small reclining Buddha figurine resting in its shade.

The signature

Grown slowly. Given carefully.

Our bonsai are not nursery stock. Each one is composed. A Ficus Ginseng with a thick, sculpted trunk. A hand-glazed scalloped bowl. White river pebbles, and a reclining Buddha resting in the shade of the canopy.

Some have been growing for years before they reach our bench. We keep them company until they leave. What arrives is finished. All it asks for is light and a little water.

Ficus microcarpa Ginseng, Schefflera, informal upright
Drip-glaze and white ceramic bowls
Pebble and Buddha styling
Composed and gift-ready

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The collection

Every shelf, floor to ceiling.

A narrow shop, used all the way up. Bracket shelves, pine units, and mirrors doubling the green. Come and look closely.

A variegated Schefflera bonsai in a wide white bowl in front of pine shelving stocked with face planters, a poinsettia, an anthurium, a moss box and a fruiting citrus. — Variegated Schefflera bonsai, white bowl, pine shelving

A Norfolk Island Pine in an orange ribbed pot beside a wall-mounted spider plant, a terracotta bell wind chime, yellow bracket shelves with ceramic lamps, and a yellow-framed mirror. — Norfolk Island Pine, terracotta chimes, yellow bracket shelves

The four-tier ceramic pot wall: blue-pottery urns, teal and cobalt vases, speckled brown pots, cream-and-blue drip-glaze sets, coral and charcoal rounds. — The pot wall, four tiers deep

The ceramic pot wall, four tiers: blue-pottery urns and tall cobalt vases on top, reactive speckle pots on the second tier, cream ribbed pots with blue drip-glaze rims on the third, coral, charcoal and green matte rounds at the bottom.

Ceramics

Glaze, in depth.

One wall, four tiers, nothing but pots. We stock each family in matching sets and in more than one size, so a pair on the windowsill can grow into a row on the balcony.

Blue PotteryJaipur-style cobalt and white florals on large urns.
Reactive SpeckleBrown and grey-blue, mottled where the glaze moved in the kiln.
Blue Drip-GlazeCream ribbed bodies with a cobalt rim that runs. Stocked in three sizes.
Solid MatteCoral, charcoal, deep green, teal. Quiet colour for loud plants.

Ask What Is In Stock

Large format and trade

For the projects that need six of the same.

Tall cream floor planters, ribbed and smooth, at knee height. For lobbies, balconies and terraces. Interior designers and landscapers: tell us the count and the finish, and we will tell you what we can do.