MiMOKO Ceramics

There’s something about clay that Monique can’t seem to get away from. It all started as a young child when she discovered clay buried in the dirt behind her parent’s garden shed. She would mold this gloriously grubby clay into little pots and other sculptures and bake them under the sun. Fast forward a few decades, with a degree of visual arts under her belt she’s back with the pure stuff from the ground.

MiMOKO explores the beauty of minimalist forms paired with a desire for more indoor greenery. Influenced by Japanese design principles, MiMOKO focuses on pure, restrained form made to perfection. Clean lines and simple gold leaf accents are united to achieve refined simplicity.

MiMOKO’s new collection of porcelain self-watering planters are hand-thrown and entirely unique from one another. The two part self-watering system hosts a wick that feeds water through capillary action so your plants get as much water as they need. Minimalist design + happy house plants = a cleaner, greener home.