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Handmade Pottery Collection

byIhalo StudioDelivers across Bengaluru; Studio pickup at UttarahalliStarts from550 per pieceView full gallery

A glimpse into my quiet world where clay meets nature. Each piece here is hand-shaped or wheel-thrown in my Uttarahalli studio, crafted with textures and organic forms that bring a bit of peace into your home.

I find so much peace in carving, especially when bringing nature into my work. Here, I am carefully cutting away clay from a wheel-thrown vase to create a design inspired by the beautiful Monstera leaf.

Have you ever wanted to learn the art of pottery? I offer structured courses for all beginners, covering both hand-building and wheel throwing. Join me in the studio to create something beautiful with your own hands.

This was a true labor of love. Watch as I test the backflow on this hand-sculpted dragon incense burner. The smoke flows from its mouth, creating a magical, waterfall-like effect.

I designed these grip tumblers to fit perfectly in your hand. The beautiful, drippy glaze is a mix of deep purples and blues, making each stoneware cup a unique piece of functional art.

I don't often take custom orders, but this one was too special to pass up. I was asked to create a ramen bowl with a hidden "Will you marry me?" message inside. It is a joy to be a small part of such a beautiful love story.

It is amazing to see creativity blossom at any age. This is a glimpse into the journey of my youngest potter, just 8 years old, as he learns to shape and glaze his very own creations over 15 days.

There is something so comforting about a handmade tea set. This wheel-thrown stoneware teapot and matching cups feature a beautiful blue glaze that reminds me of a calm sea. It is perfect for sharing a quiet moment.

This is one of my favorite designs, the double-walled leaf mug. The outer wall is intricately carved with a leaf pattern, making it light to hold and beautiful to look at, while the solid inner wall keeps your drink warm.

This hand-built Hamsa platter is made from several individual pieces, shaped and joined together to create the final form. It is a wonderful example of how slab-building can be used to make unique serving ware.

The focus and rhythm of throwing a tall vase on the wheel is a meditative practice for me. It requires patience and a gentle hand to guide the clay upwards into a tall, elegant form.

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Every piece you see here is crafted with high-fire stoneware clay, meaning it is not just for display—it is fully food-safe, microwave-safe, and durable enough for your morning chai. When you choose a piece, you are holding something that has spent weeks drying, firing, and glazing in my Uttarahalli studio, rather than something mass-produced.

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