Born from the quiet of 2020's lockdowns, Dripping Rain Clouds is the brainchild of Georgia artist Ericka Axelsson. What began as a whimsical solution to watering houseplants – a 3D-printed cloud that gently "rains" – quickly blossomed into something more. Ericka's creation struck a chord with plant lovers seeking a touch of magic in their daily routines. As demand grew, so did the business, supported by local Georgia companies. Today, Dripping Rain Clouds stands proud as a Georgia Made product, transforming plant care into moments of joy and mindfulness. More than just a watering device, each cloud carries a story of creativity, resilience, and the power of finding delight in small things. With Dripping Rain Clouds, you're not just nurturing your plants – you're cultivating joy, one drop at a time.
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Born from the quiet of 2020's lockdowns, Dripping Rain Clouds is the brainchild of Georgia artist Ericka Axelsson. What began as a whimsical solution to watering houseplants – a 3D-printed cloud that gently "rains" – quickly blossomed into something more. Ericka's creation struck a chord with plant lovers seeking a touch of magic in their daily routines. As demand grew, so did the business, supported by local Georgia companies. Today, Dripping Rain Clouds stands proud as a Georgia Made product, transforming plant care into moments of joy and mindfulness. More than just a watering device, each cloud carries a story of creativity, resilience, and the power of finding delight in small things. With Dripping Rain Clouds, you're not just nurturing your plants – you're cultivating joy, one drop at a time.
