Student Ceramic Art & Pottery Creations in Koramangala
Explore a diverse portfolio of functional tableware, intricate sculptures, and expressive art created by our community in Bengaluru.
This trio of hand-built cups showcases the incredible detail and texture our Foundation course students learn to create. The intricate sgraffito patterns demonstrate a mastery of surface decoration and a unique artistic voice.
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.
About this collection
Most of the pieces you see here started as raw, messy clay on a Shimpo wheel. Our foundation students spent months learning to control that clay, from throwing simple cylinders to complex surface decoration like sgraffito, before finally glazing and firing their own finished collection for our annual exhibition.
Building a ceramic practice is not just about the finished pot. It is about understanding the chemistry of glazes, the physics of centering clay on a wheel, and the patience required for slow-drying pieces. Our foundation course takes students through this lifecycle in 12 to 13 structured sessions.
When you look at the sgraffito patterns or the volcanic glazes in our gallery, you are seeing the result of hours of experimentation. We teach students how to mix their own glazes and apply surface decoration techniques that go beyond basic pottery. Whether you are learning to hand-build a delicate sculpture or throwing functional mugs, you are using the same professional-grade Shimpo wheels and kiln access that our resident artists use.
Our studio in Koramangala acts as a community hub for these projects. Once a student completes the foundation diploma, they are invited to display their work at Arangetram, our graduation exhibition. This is where you sell, discuss, and see your work in a real-world setting. It is the bridge between being a student and becoming an artist.
If you are starting out, we recommend our one-day Rendezvous with Clay sessions to get your hands dirty. If you are ready for a commitment, our foundation course covers everything from clay preparation to professional curation. We provide all necessary materials, including 10kg to 15kg of practice clay for foundation students, plus designated shelf space for your work in progress. You do not need to bring anything except your curiosity and a willingness to get messy.
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We are a collective of potters in Koramangala who believe that working with clay is less about perfection and more about the story you tell with your hands. Whether you are here to pick up a new hobby or train for a professional exhibition, we are here to guide you through every step of the process.
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