Oriri Studio

About

Every piece I make feels personal. It’s not just a product for me - it’s hours with muddy hands, lots of chai breaks, and sometimes, starting over after a piece cracks. Letting go of my ceramics isn’t always easy, but knowing they’ll be loved in someone’s home is worth it.

What You’ll Find

• My shelves are always changing, but you’ll usually spot:

  • Plates, bowls, and quirky mugs - all hand-shaped, never from a mould. The colors are bold, sometimes floral, sometimes just a bit wild.
  • Coasters, often with hand-painted patterns. Once, I made over a hundred, each totally different.
  • Wall art: big murals, single tiles, or little letters for your wall.
  • Fun creatures - owls, elephants, even random gnomes (especially around Christmas).
  • Planters and vases, perfect for succulents or bonsai. I love making these with bright patterns.
  • Bells and wind chimes - painted by hand and each a little different.

• Some pieces, like my limited edition Diwali diyas or special sets, are only around for festivals or gifting season.

The Oriri Vibe

If you’re looking for perfect, identical sets, this isn’t it. My work is full of color, inspired by nature, and always a bit quirky. I use wheel throwing, hand-building, and carving. Sometimes there’s glass melted right into the clay. No two pieces of my handmade ceramic wall decor or tableware are the same - and that’s the charm.

Why Handmade

When you pick up one of my pieces, you’re also picking up the story behind it, not just a thing for your shelf. That’s what makes it feel special.