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My 'Paw-try' Animal-Themed Ceramic Collection

byGauri OakWorkshops at Studio in IndiranagarStarts from2,950 Per Person Per SessionView full gallery

I bring my love for animals into the studio, shaping whimsical mugs, ring holders, and decor that tell a story. Here is a peek into my 'Paw-try' creations.

A cute, hand-painted bear mug from my 'Paw-try' collection, perfect for a cozy cup of hot chocolate with marshmallows. Each piece is designed to bring a little joy to your day.

This quirky chicken egg holder is another piece from my animal-inspired collection. It's a fun and functional piece of art for your kitchen, nestled in straw with fresh eggs.

A pair of adorable dog-themed shot glasses from my 'Paw-try' collection, sitting on a checkered cloth. These small, handmade pieces are perfect for a little toast with friends.

A pair of handmade ceramic earrings shaped like spotted bunnies, complete with black bead drops. This is an example of the wearable art from my 'Paw-try' collection.

A close-up of a whimsical bunny lapel pin from my collection. This small, hand-painted piece adds a touch of personality to any jacket or bag.

A playful two-part pin set of a spotted dog's head and tail. This is another example of the unique, wearable art I create for my animal-themed collection.

This calico cat ring holder is a beautiful and practical piece. The cat's tail is perfect for holding rings, and the dish can hold other small jewelry.

A minimalist incense holder featuring a tiny, spotted dog. The simple, elegant design allows the focus to be on the whimsical animal figure.

A serene, speckled white jar with a tiny rabbit on the lid, resting on a stack of books. This piece combines functionality with a subtle, charming design.

A quirky bookmark featuring a cat's behind, peeking out from the top of a book. It's a playful and humorous piece from my 'Paw-try' collection.

About My 'Paw-try' Art Collection

When I sculpt these pieces, the biggest challenge is not just getting the shape right; it is capturing the character of the animal without losing the function of the object. Whether I am hand-building a cat-shaped ring dish or shaping a bear-faced mug, I focus on the expression and the tactile feel so it is something you actually want to reach for every morning.

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