The Story

For me, water has always felt like something we overlook. It runs endlessly from the tap, it falls from the sky for free, and because of that it's easy to forget how precious it really is. But water is life, and I think it deserves more care and attention than we usually give it.

That's why I started this odd little idea of "selling rain showers." It may sound silly, but there's a deeper intention. By giving someone a rain shower—or receiving one—you pause for a moment to notice the rain that touches you. It's a small reminder that water isn't just background noise in our lives. It's something to cherish, to protect, and maybe even to catch and use more thoughtfully.

So yes, it's absurd. Yes, we don't actually control the weather. But sometimes the best gifts are the ones that make people stop and wonder: "Wait, did someone really just send me rain?"