Student Pottery Gallery: Hand-Built Ceramics in Mumbai
From hand-built mugs to intricate sgraffito plates, see the beautiful pieces our students have shaped in our Ghatkopar studio. Every creation here is fired, glazed, and food-safe.
This incredible Sgraffito plate was made by a student. The detail and artistry are just amazing to see.
A beautiful bowl made using the Japanese Nerikomi technique, with soft, swirling colors like waves.
A perfectly pink, hand-built cup and saucer set. The rustic edge of the clay gives it so much character.
This serene, sculpted face pot has so much personality. It's a wonderful example of how you can bring your ideas to life with clay.
A custom "Baby Saloni" photo frame, full of adorable, handmade details. A keepsake that will last forever.
A collection of recent student pieces: a heart-stamped mug, a small vase, and a double dip dish. So much variety!
The best part of making your own mug? Getting to drink your chai from it! This student is enjoying her beautiful, hand-painted creation.
A student proudly holding her two unique, flower-like bowls, fresh from the kiln with a beautiful green glaze.
A close-up of a beautifully textured and glazed piece made by a student. The details are just lovely.
Adding a little touch of love to all our student pieces before they go home. Each one is always handmade with care.
About The Finished Masterpieces: Student Gallery
Creating something with clay is a journey, not just a one-off session. Every piece you see here spent a few weeks drying, getting bisque-fired, being hand-glazed, and going through a second high-temperature bake to become the food-safe ceramic you can actually use at home.
People often ask me if they really get to take their creations home. The answer is yes, but it is a slow process. After you finish molding your mug or bowl, the piece needs to dry completely, which is critical to prevent it from cracking in the kiln. Then, it goes into the kiln for the first firing (bisque), where it hardens into ceramic.
After that, we apply the glaze you choose, and it goes back in for a second firing. This entire process takes about 2 to 3 weeks. It is a slow craft, but there is no feeling like holding a mug you built from a lump of clay and drinking your morning chai from it. In this gallery, you are seeing the result of that patience. Whether it is the swirling patterns of a Japanese Nerikomi bowl or the detailed carvings on a sgraffito plate, these are functional art pieces made by people who started as absolute beginners, just like you. My goal is for you to walk away with something that lasts, carrying the memory of the session with it.
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