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Arangetram: Student Ceramic Showcase

byClay StationEvents hosted at the Koramangala studioStarts from1,500 Per ParticipantView full gallery

Arangetram is our yearly celebration where our students reveal their hard-earned creations. It is a space to see raw clay transformed into art and meet the community behind the pieces.

The energy in the studio is always buzzing as we prepare for Arangetram. This is a glimpse of our team and students working together to set up the space for our biggest community event of the year.

From the final touches on a piece to setting up displays, the preparation for Arangetram is a community effort. It's a time of intense focus and joyful collaboration as we get ready to share our students' work.

Even with all the hard work, we always find time for some fun. Our potters share a laugh while getting ready for the Arangetram exhibition, reminding us that the journey is just as important as the destination.

Meet Rachna, one of the artists featured in Arangetram 2024. A solopreneur, she finds a meditative escape in hand-building, and her work reflects her journey of self-discovery through clay.

This series of unglazed terracotta figures, titled 'Me, you, We', was created by Rachna. Each piece symbolizes companionship and individuality, celebrating the beauty of togetherness.

We are proud to feature Hazel, a graphic designer and potter, at Arangetram. Her art blends deep observation with creative storytelling, turning everyday beauty into unique ceramic forms.

Prasanna rediscovered her passion for pottery at our studio, finding it a go-to for relieving stress. Her work, often inspired by her childhood fascination with vases, showcases her journey toward mindfulness through clay.

This collection by Prasanna represents hope, patience, and the important milestones of her pottery journey. Each piece is a testament to the calming and joyful process of working with clay.

Meet Akanksha, an e-commerce entrepreneur who presented her debut collection at Arangetram. Inspired by patterns in nature, her work showcases exceptional craftsmanship and a deep exploration of the medium.

Dhedeepya found solace and fulfillment in pottery during a foundation course with us. She weaves her personal experiences into her art, using techniques like sgraffito to create deeply introspective pieces.

About Arangetram: Our Student Showcase

When you walk into our Koramangala studio during Arangetram, you are not just looking at pottery; you are seeing months of foundation courses, glaze experiments, and personal breakthroughs. Every piece on display here was fired in our electric kilns, often by students who walked in as total beginners looking for a creative outlet.

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