Handmade Neti pot
We want to elevate your nasal cleansing routine with our unique, handmade, sculptural ceramic vessels.
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Time to upgrade to a neti pot crafted to enhance your sinus wellness and look beautiful in your bathroom!
Whether you use one for allergy relief, observe a jala neti ayurveda practice, or work in a dusty gravel quarry, we want to help you to breathe easier and be bugger free.
 Neti pot in rose bathroomOur folded form neti pot looks great in all types of bathrooms |  B. Swell Maker MarkLook for the unique B. Swell maker mark on all of our designs |
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 White porcelain neti potThis is the most simple expression of this folded facet design |  Dusk glaze detailDetail of the Dusk glaze finish |
 Dawn finish option with flowerDawn glaze finish varies greatly in different lighting, like the newness of every day |  Moss detailClose up of the moss glaze finish that varies from a light aqua to golden and bronze patina |
 Robin Egg Blue with tropical wall paperOur designs pop against bright, contemporary wallpapers |  Cream finish detailCream glaze option feels soft like an eggshell in your hands |
 Cream neti pot with peoniesSmell the peonies again with fresh, clean sinuses |  Grape Jelly glaze detailGrape Jelly glaze detail is juicy like concord grapes |
 Neti pot in rustic bathroomOur contemporary design looks great, even in the most simple of bathrooms |  Icy Glacier glaze detailClassic crackle detail of our Glacier glaze option |
 Neti pot in marble bathroomChoose the right glaze option to fit the style of your bathroom |
Just breathe
Simple enough, until we can’t
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Breathing is an automated bodily function, often unnoticed, until clogged by congestion
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Quickly we remember how vital it is for our overall health and well being
Keeping nasal passages clean in our modern world is e-scent-ial to a holistic, self-care routine.
Inhaling through our nose has many advantages:
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Increases oxygen uptake & improves circulation
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Aids the immune system & reduces coughing
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Filters dust, dander & allergens
Best Practices
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Always use sterilized or distilled water
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Add water to neti pot with spout over a sink, in case of overfilling
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Small amounts of salt, baking soda or nasal oils to the water aid in nasal rinse.
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Rinsing your sinus can sometimes feel funny, like tickling, especially if you are new to the practice or have a bad cold.
Consult your personal physician or health and wellness provider to develop your personal neti pot practice.