Triveni — Trio Planter

Triveni is the confluence — the meeting of three rivers. In Indian tradition, it is the most sacred kind of joining: where Ganga, Yamuna, and the unseen Saraswati come together at Prayag. Three currents that arrive separately and become one.

We chose the name because the planter does the same thing. Three pods, three plants, three small decisions — joined on a single tray. Not one thing. Not three things. The space between.

On the kitchen windowsill, where the light hits first. On the edge of a dining table, between the oil bottle and the salt. On a low shelf near the stove — close enough to reach, considered enough to look at. How you arrange it is yours. The tray holds whatever you give it.

Tulsi. Pudina. Dhania. The three things your kitchen reaches for first.

Tulsi (holy basil) for the morning chai and the household altar at once. Pudina (mint) for the chutney, the raita, the lassi. Dhania (coriander) for everything you cook. The trio reads as a kitchen garden in miniature — but the pods are agnostic. Methi, ajwain, basil, thyme, rosemary, oregano all work equally well. So do small succulents, if you would rather keep it ornamental.

Three pods on a single rectangular tray, joined as one piece — Drainage hole in each pod; tray catches overflow — Available in Chalk White and Clay — Tray dimensions: [W × D × H — confirm before launch] — Pod dimensions: [W × D × H — confirm before launch] — Weight: 243g