Indoor Watering Cans — Ceramic & Glass
A watering can earns counter space the same way a good knife earns a block: by getting used every day instead of stashed after. The long spout on the Duenas and Jessie jugs threads past crowded leaves to reach the soil directly, so nothing needs moving before you pour. The Sprocket does the same job in glass, with the added benefit of showing exactly how much is left before a refill.
None of it asks for much in return — hand-wash, air-dry, done. Chive built this collection alongside the ceramic flower line at the same studio that's exhibited at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show since 2013, so the same standards that go into a wall flower go into a spout. A watering can that stays on the counter gets used. One that lives under the sink doesn't.















































