Bury it. Fill it. Forget it.

Healthier plants.
Easy watering.

Nawa is a handcrafted clay water diffuser that sits in the soil and slowly delivers water directly to your plant’s roots.

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A potted Monstera plant with tall green stems and large split leaves, shown in a terracotta-colored pot against a plain white background. A small orange ceramic pot with a cork lid sits beside the main plant.
What is Nawa

A quietly clever way to water.

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Buried beneath the soil

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Filled with water

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Clay slowly releases moisture

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Roots take only what they need

Why you’ll want one

Better for your plants. Easier for you.

Easy Watering

No more guesswork — Nawa releases just the right amount, so you can't over- or under-water.

Healthier Roots

Steady underground moisture encourages stronger root systems.

Up to 10 Days

Fill up Nawa and let your plants water themselves for days.

Handmade Natural Clay

Crafted from porous terracotta and built to last for years.

In your home

Made for the way you live.

For busy weeks, long weekends away, and homes that deserve to stay green. Nawa quietly does the watering, so you don’t have to think about it.

How it works →
How it works

Three steps. That’s all.

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Step One

Bury it.

Plant the Nawa in the soil beside your plant, with the neck above the surface.

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Step Two

Fill it.

Pour water through the neck and seal it with the cork stopper.

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Step Three

Forget it.

Your plant waters itself. Refill only when needed.

Good to know

Questions, answered.

How often do I refill it?
For most pots, once every one to two weeks. Larger or thirstier plants may need topping up a little more often — you'll quickly learn your plant's rhythm.
Does it work indoors and outdoors?
Both. Ollas began as an outdoor irrigation tool and work beautifully in pots, beds, and gardens as well as indoor plants — just refill a little more often in peak heat.
Will roots grow into it?
Roots grow toward the moisture around the olla, but the sealed clay wall keeps them outside the vessel. If you ever repot, the Nawa lifts out cleanly.
How long does it last?
Indefinitely, with care. Terracotta is durable and ages gracefully — an occasional rinse keeps the pores breathing freely for years.

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Bury it. Fill it. Forget it.

Your plants deserve better than guesswork.

Give them the steady care they need — even when life gets busy.