Find My Handmade Pottery Stalls in Mumbai
There is a specific kind of magic in holding a mug before you buy it. Come find my latest collections, chat about the process, and see the Mumbai clay work in person at my upcoming markets.
Snapshots from a weekend of art and creativity. I love meeting wonderful people at my pop-up stalls, chatting about pottery, and making new friends who are curious about the world of handmade ceramics.
A customer browsing the selection of bowls and jars at my stall during a weekend art festival. It's so rewarding to see people connect with the pieces I've poured my heart into.
Sharing a laugh and talking about the different textures and glazes on my pieces. These face-to-face interactions at Mumbai pop-ups are what make being a local artist so special.
A group of friends checking out the handmade pottery at my festival stall. Events like these are a fantastic way to spend a weekend, surrounded by art, music, and creative energy.
Explaining the process behind a particular piece to an interested visitor. I'm always happy to share the stories behind my work and the techniques I use to create my studio pottery.
A recap of a wonderful day at a pop-up and sculpting workshop. It was a day full of art, laughter, and poetry, with awesome kids, supportive friends, and curious strangers who took a piece of my work home with them.
About Find Me at the Market
You cannot tell how a handle sits in your palm or how the glaze catches the light through a screen. At my stalls, you get to hold the stoneware, feel the organic asymmetry of my hand-pinched edges, and ask me exactly how that spiky bowl was constructed.
My studio is a place of quiet, but my market stalls are where the real conversation happens. I prefer face-to-face interaction over shipping because clay is a tactile medium. You need to touch it. When you visit me at a Mumbai pop-up or art festival, you are looking at work that has been hand-built without a wheel.
You will see finger marks, wonky edges, and glazes that reacted differently in the kiln. If you see a piece you like, ask me about it. I can explain if it is a pinch-pot or slab-built, what the glaze temperature was, or why the kiln decided to make that specific color. It is a chance to bridge the gap between the maker and the user.
Whether you are looking for a gift or a mug for your morning chai, this is the best way to ensure the piece fits your hands perfectly. I love these events because they bring the clay out of the studio and into your daily life. Check my schedule to see where I am setting up next.
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