Student Debut Showcases & Arangetram Events

Meet Kavitha, one of our featured artists at Hunar. She shares how her work is inspired by personal memories, creating interactive ceramic pieces that hold a little surprise for the viewer.

Introducing Kavitha, an interior designer who followed her passion for clay. Her collection for Hunar is inspired by childhood memories, bringing playful, handcrafted elements to life.

Artist Haritha Rajan discusses her collection for our Hunar pop up. Inspired by traditional South Indian lamps, she shares her journey of translating antique brass forms into beautiful wheel thrown ceramic art.

Meet Haritha, an architect whose passion for earthy materials led her to ceramics. Her collection for Hunar merges the beauty of old stories with her own creative vision, reinterpreting traditional lamp forms.

Divya shares the inspiration behind her sculptural work for Hunar. Drawing from the temple architecture of her native Chettinad, she translates the detail of wood carvings into intricate, wheel thrown ceramic forms.

Introducing Divya, a painter and ceramic artist. For our Hunar pop up, she draws inspiration from the majestic temples of Tamil Nadu, creating one of a kind sculptures that reflect her meditative process.

Anubha Jaswal, one of our mentors, shares the story behind her beloved ceramic elephants and tea bowls. Her work, featured at Hunar, reflects her passion for functionality and her long standing romance with the elephant form.

Meet Anubha, whose journey with ceramics evolved from a hobby to her true calling. Her collection for Hunar features both functional tea bowls and whimsical wheel thrown elephants inspired by traditional potters.

Artist Sanal Chathan explains how he blends traditional Kerala art forms like Kathakali and Theyyam with abstract expression in his ceramic sculptures. His work for Hunar explores new ways to convey emotion.