A Ware Studio

About

Clay has a way of slowing me down. Every piece I make is a mix of patience, some happy accidents, and a lot of stories. I used to play it safe, but now I let my curiosity run wild. Not everything comes out perfect, and I’m okay with that. The little quirks and marks - those are part of the journey.

Two Ways to Bring My Ceramics Home

• Got a wild idea for a vase or need custom pottery for your cafe? Let's work together. I like keeping things collaborative, whether you know exactly what you want or just have a vibe. Sometimes the clay does its own thing, so I try, tweak, and fix till it feels right. I’ve made sets as small as 10 plates, and gone big - 300 pieces for businesses.
• If you’re into stories, check out my collections during shop drops or exhibitions. These are my own experiments, like the '100 Explorations' with foraged earth from Bali and Coorg, or pieces inspired by Kolam patterns and hand-carved florals.

My Craft & Approach

• I make functional art for real life, like small batch tableware for morning chai or family dinners.
• I’m big on Kurinuki sculptural pieces and wheel-thrown ceramics.
• Sometimes the firing gets wild - wood-fire leaves unpredictable flame marks, and I love that.
• The little distortions or marks aren’t flaws; they’re proof of the process.

If you want ceramics with a story, not just a perfect finish, you’re in the right place.