'Blooming Hope' Terracotta Pot

SGD 10.00

Find the piece that’s meant to hold your everyday moments!

Add a splash of vibrant colour and personality to your everyday with these charming, handmade pots by our young artists of Club Rainbow (Singapore). Designed with playful details and a lively touch, each piece is crafted to brighten up your desk, shelf, or any corner that needs a little lift.

A special collaboration between our Arts Development and Vocational Development Programmes, these pots showcase the creativity of our young artists while providing opportunities for them to develop skills and gain hands-on experience through meaningful projects.

Versatile and functional, these pots can be used to hold your favourite stationery, organise paintbrushes, store makeup tools, display fresh blooms, or house small plants and succulents. Whether at home or in the office, they’re the perfect way to keep your essentials close while elevating your space.

Available in three delightful designs, each pot offers its own unique character — so you can choose the one that speaks to you (or collect them all for a mix-and-match look!).

Pick your favourite and let your space come alive with creativity and colour!

Please note that each design is hand-drawn onto the pot, so slight variations in linework and placement may occur even among pots with the same design.

Note: Delivery is set as default — click “More Payment Options” to switch to Store Pickup! 😊

Design:

Find the piece that’s meant to hold your everyday moments!

Add a splash of vibrant colour and personality to your everyday with these charming, handmade pots by our young artists of Club Rainbow (Singapore). Designed with playful details and a lively touch, each piece is crafted to brighten up your desk, shelf, or any corner that needs a little lift.

A special collaboration between our Arts Development and Vocational Development Programmes, these pots showcase the creativity of our young artists while providing opportunities for them to develop skills and gain hands-on experience through meaningful projects.

Versatile and functional, these pots can be used to hold your favourite stationery, organise paintbrushes, store makeup tools, display fresh blooms, or house small plants and succulents. Whether at home or in the office, they’re the perfect way to keep your essentials close while elevating your space.

Available in three delightful designs, each pot offers its own unique character — so you can choose the one that speaks to you (or collect them all for a mix-and-match look!).

Pick your favourite and let your space come alive with creativity and colour!

Please note that each design is hand-drawn onto the pot, so slight variations in linework and placement may occur even among pots with the same design.

Note: Delivery is set as default — click “More Payment Options” to switch to Store Pickup! 😊

About Club Rainbow (Singapore)'s Vocational Development Programmes:

Our Vocational Development programmes, such as Rainbow Bakes and Rainbow Studio, aim to empower our youths and caregivers with critical skillsets and industry immersion experiences to enable them to be active and contributing members of society.

About Artist:

Designed by Elijah Sim and Kelly Tng, Young Artists of Club Rainbow (Singapore).

Elijah Cyrus Sim has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and apraxia, and continues to experience challenges with fine motor skills and hand–eye coordination. Through Club Rainbow (Singapore)’s Arts Development programmes, he has been able to explore a range of art media and techniques that are well suited to his learning style and fine motor abilities. These opportunities have not only supported his skill development but have also helped to build his confidence.

Elijah takes pride in the artworks he creates during each programme, finding enjoyment and a strong sense of achievement in both the creative process and the outcomes of his efforts.

Kelly Tng is a jovial young artist with a unique gift — she can paint fluidly with both her left and right hands. Living with Autism Spectrum Disorder, she communicates in short, expressive sentences, but her artwork reveals a much deeper and more vibrant voice. Her preferred mediums are watercolour and Chinese ink, through which she creates lively and expressive pieces. Her creative process and bright spirit shine through in every piece, offering both delight and inspiration to those who encounter her work.