Student Ceramic Art & Pottery Creations in Koramangala

A closer look at the sgraffito-decorated cups from our Foundation course. Each line is carefully carved to reveal the clay body underneath, creating a striking contrast and a tactile quality that makes each piece special.

A collection of pieces from our Foundation course students, reflecting months of immersion in the world of clay. This video shows a variety of forms and finishes, from rustic, earthy vases to delicate, painted bowls.

These two wheel-thrown vases, with their beautiful, earthy glaze and classic forms, were made by students in our Foundation course. They reflect a journey of experimenting, shaping, and expressing through form and texture.

This mushroom-shaped vase with a heavily textured, volcanic glaze is a wonderful example of the experimental work our students produce. It's a celebration of unique forms and the unpredictable beauty of glazing.

This powerful sculpture, "The Arm of a Western Hoolock Gibbon," was created by one of our foundation students. It tells the tragic true story of Kalia, the Lost Gibbon of Assam, and stands as a statement on ecosystem loss and animal abuse.

This powerful sculpture, "The Arm of a Western Hoolock Gibbon," was created by one of our foundation students. It tells the tragic true story of Kalia, the Lost Gibbon of Assam, and stands as a statement on ecosystem loss and animal abuse.

This powerful sculpture, "The Arm of a Western Hoolock Gibbon," was created by one of our foundation students. It tells the tragic true story of Kalia, the Lost Gibbon of Assam, and stands as a statement on ecosystem loss and animal abuse.

This powerful sculpture, "The Arm of a Western Hoolock Gibbon," was created by one of our foundation students. It tells the tragic true story of Kalia, the Lost Gibbon of Assam, and stands as a statement on ecosystem loss and animal abuse.

This powerful sculpture, "The Arm of a Western Hoolock Gibbon," was created by one of our foundation students. It tells the tragic true story of Kalia, the Lost Gibbon of Assam, and stands as a statement on ecosystem loss and animal abuse.