Ceramic Neti Pot - Lead-Free Sinus & Nasal Rinse Pot

PAAVANI Ayurveda is a small-batch apothecary based in Northern California, making skincare and body-care rooted in Ayurvedic tradition. Each formula is built around the Ayurvedic system of doshas, using organic, plant-based ingredients.

The maker sources earth-based ingredients with care, packages oils and powders in glass to keep them fresh, and crafts each batch by hand with the intention behind traditional Ayurvedic practice.

Materials (from the maker): lead-free ceramic.

Dishwasher safe. Each pot is handcrafted, so glaze and shape can vary slightly from piece to piece.

• Material: lead-free ceramic
• Dishwasher safe
• Easy-grip handle with controlled-flow spout
• Includes a sample packet of the maker's Aromatic Neti Salt
• Each pot is handcrafted, so glaze and shape can vary slightly

• Woman-Owned
• Cruelty-Free — PETA Certified

• Rinse thoroughly with warm water after each use
• Dishwasher safe for convenient cleaning
• Air dry completely before storing
• Store in clean, dry location between uses
• Use only with sterile or distilled water for nasal irrigation

Q: How do I use a neti pot?
A: Dissolve about ¼ teaspoon of fine, non-iodized salt in ½ cup of warm water. Lean over a sink, tilt your head to one side, keep your mouth open, and place the spout in the upper nostril. As you tip the pot, the solution flows in one nostril and out the other. Mix fresh solution and repeat on the second side, then exhale gently to clear remaining water.

Q: What water should I use?
A: Always use distilled, sterile, or previously boiled (then cooled to warm) water - never plain tap water.

Q: What salt should I use?
A: A sample packet of the maker's Aromatic Neti Salt is included to get you started. After that, use any fine, non-iodized salt made for nasal rinsing - avoid iodized table salt, which can sting.

Q: How often can I rinse?
A: Many people practice daily as part of their morning routine; others rinse as needed during allergy season or congestion. Ayurveda recommends following neti with a nourishing nose oil, since rinsing can be drying.

Q: How do I clean it?
A: It's dishwasher safe - or wash with hot, soapy water - and let it dry completely between uses.

Q: Is it beginner friendly?
A: Yes. The easy-grip handle and controlled-flow spout make jala neti simple, even on your first try. Keeping your mouth open and breathing through the mouth is the key.