We turn yogurt pots into little creatures.
Then we give them names, faces, and a plant for hair. This is the whole, slightly ridiculous story.
It started with a pot too nice to bin
The bodies are real yogurt pots — the good, chunky kind you feel bad throwing away. So we stopped throwing them away. We cover them in sculpting clay, press in a face, and let a plant grow out of the top like a tuft of hair.
The result is a tiny planter that looks back at you. It lives on a table, a shelf, a windowsill — table-sized on purpose, so it fits into your life instead of taking it over.
One question: how do you meet the world?
The first six are the Esikoiset — “the firstborn.” Each one answers that question differently. Nalle throws its arms open. Piilo is still deciding. Mutru trusts no one, and is quietly proud of it. They’re less a product line and more a group of small personalities that happen to hold a plant.
“Pick the one that’s most like you.”
Six a month. That’s it.
We’re not trying to flood the world with planters. Six creatures drop at a time, once a month. When a drop sells out, that’s it — the next batch is a new set of faces. It keeps every creature a little bit rare, and keeps the making joyful instead of frantic.
Miss one? The waitlist gets first look at the next drop.
Bring your own pot
The dream this year isn’t revenue — it’s community. We’re bringing a little plant hair salon to Kamppi: bring your own yogurt pot, and we’ll help turn it into a creature of its own. Made in Helsinki, together.