Artistic Ceramic Pieces & Hand-Painted Plates

The finished leaf platter, styled on a simple table runner. The deep, flowing glazes catch the light, highlighting the intricate veins of the leaf and turning a natural object into a lasting piece of ceramic home decor.

Another view of the large, leaf-shaped platter, showing how the glaze pools and breaks over the texture. The single orange provides a sense of scale for this unique, nature-inspired centerpiece.

This is the leaf platter in its 'greenware' stage, before it was fired. You can clearly see the delicate impression of the real leaf I used to create the texture, capturing its natural beauty in raw clay.

'The Boar with Balloons' is a whimsical, hand-painted plate that tells a little story. I enjoy creating these narrative pieces that blend folk art style with a touch of modern humor.

A work-in-progress shot of a folksy rooster plate. I'm using underglazes to hand-paint the design, layering colors to create a vibrant, illustrative piece of stoneware.

A hand-built stoneware plate featuring a sgraffito crow. I am drawn to the character and intelligence of crows, and they often appear in my work as symbols of the urban wildlife of Mumbai.

A close-up of the hand-carved crow plate. The sgraffito technique allows for such expressive detail, capturing the texture of the feathers and the bird's sharp eye.

'Not Yet a Murder' is a small, hand-formed bowl depicting a common Mumbai scene: two crows on a tangle of wires. It’s a piece of urban-inspired pottery that finds beauty in the everyday chaos.

Another take on my crow-on-a-wire theme, this hand-built stoneware plate captures a quiet moment amidst the city's hum. These pieces are my tribute to the resilient nature that thrives everywhere.