Ketil Water Pot

Regular price $263.00
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Arrives Oct 26–Nov 8 Lead time + processing + parcel transit
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Description

Originally used for storing water, our Ketil water pots come from Ernakulam in Kerala, India, where local artisans have a long history of working with regional clay. Each pot has a rounded body, a narrow neck and a slightly flared opening with dark earthy tones that vary from piece to piece. Use them as standalone floor accents pair different sizes beside a console or style them with dried branches. Available in small and large each handmade pot carries its own variations in size, shape, color and condition.

Dimensions

Small: approx. 14" D x 15"
Large: approx. 15" D x 17"

Materials

Clay pottery

Shipping & Delivery

Standard Delivery — smaller items ship UPS/USPS straight to your door.

Room of choice delivery — freight furniture is delivered inside your home, to the room you choose.

White Glove delivery — made-to-order and large upholstery: room of choice, unpacking & light assembly, and all packaging removed.

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At Hello Norden, we’re not here to sell trends. We’re here to help you create spaces that feel like you. Spaces that calm your body, support your nervous system, and tell a story you recognize as your own.

Every piece we offer—vintage, made-to-order, or newly crafted—is chosen for how it feels, not just how it looks.

Founder Kassina Folstad spent 22 years designing spaces and studying how environments impact the body. That led to the creation of the RUTED Method—a science-backed, story-rich approach to design that’s changing the way we think about home.

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