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Handcrafted Ceramic Tableware & Vases

byThe JanboPickup at Kodathi Gate studio; Delivers across BengaluruStarts from450 per set/itemView full gallery

Every bowl, vase, and mug I shape in my Bengaluru studio holds a quiet story. From raw, earthy textures to pieces that celebrate the beauty of a slightly imperfect glaze, these are made to bring a slower, more mindful rhythm to your daily home rituals.

The Wild Petal Vase, a piece of functional sculpture. The hand-shaped rim mimics the organic form of a flower, and the textured, dark green glaze gives it a deep, earthy feel.

A tall, elegant vase with a ruffled rim and a rich, glossy green glaze. This piece is designed to be a statement, bringing a touch of nature's drama indoors.

A raw, unglazed lidded jar, wheel-thrown and trimmed to perfection. I love the simplicity of these forms, where the beauty of the natural clay is the main focus.

A handmade dinner plate with a beautiful, speckled green glaze. The abstract white splashes add a touch of modern artistry to this functional piece.

A collection of handmade dishes, including crescent-shaped paint palettes and a heart-shaped trinket dish in a deep magenta glaze. These pieces are designed to bring joy to your creative space or dressing table.

The "Melting Jaggery" vase set, inspired by the warm, golden-brown hue of traditional Indian jaggery. This three-part set can be arranged in different ways to hold flowers or stand alone as a sculpture.

My "Melting Jaggery" vase, styled as a flower frog. The perforated lid holds stems in place, making it easy to create beautiful, minimalist floral arrangements.

A rustic, hand-carved matcha bowl, perfect for your morning ritual. The textured exterior and earthy glaze make every sip a grounding experience.

Another view of the Wild Petal Vase, showing the delicate, hand-sculpted edges. Each one is slightly different, just like flowers in a garden.

A side view of the Wild Petal Vase. The vertical texture on the body contrasts beautifully with the smooth, flowing lines of the rim.

About Handcrafted Tableware & Vases

When you bring one of my pieces home, you might notice subtle fingerprint marks or an uneven rim on a bowl. That is not a factory flaw, it is the signature of my hand-building process. Because I use high-fired stoneware, these pieces are durable enough for daily meals and dishwasher cycles, but they ask for a little more presence than store-bought, mass-produced ceramics.

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