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# Fine Art Ceramics in Delhi Ncr

By [The Potter's Life](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18) · We make hand-built fine art ceramics using experimental techniques like Raku and horsehair firing, and we take custom commissions for unique sculptural pieces.

## Locations

Ships across India; Visit studio in Jona Pur, New Delhi

### Ships / delivers to

- Delivers across Delhi NCR (National Capital Region, National Capital Region)
- Ships across India (India, India)

### Pick up from

- Studio at Jona Pur, New Delhi (Studio close to Chhatarpur, Ghitorni Metro Station, Mehrauli, Vasant Kunj, Aya Nagar)

## Pricing guide (estimates)

These are indicative prices based on provider's past work. Enquire now to find out final quote.

### Functional Art Series & Collectibles

Hand-sculpted, one-of-a-kind 3-5 inch pieces like signature 'Erotic Cups' and Japanese Tea Bowls using high-grade stoneware.

Typically ₹2,800-4,500 Per Piece (estimate)

#### Design & Craftsmanship
*   **Signature Items:** Includes high-concept works like the 'Erotic Cups' (sculptural handles/feet) and Japanese-style Tea Bowls (Chawan).
*   **Technique:** A blend of wheel-throwing and hand-sculpting to create deliberate organic imperfections.
*   **Dimensions:** Standard sizing ranges from 3 inches to 5 inches in height or diameter.
*   **Exclusivity:** Every item is One-of-a-Kind (OOAK); no two pieces share identical forms or glaze patterns.

#### Materials & Specifications
*   **Clay Body:** Durable high-fired Stoneware or Porcelain clay with a premium weight.
*   **Finish:** Studio-mixed glazes (Shino, Celadon, matte oxides) often featuring tactile texturing.
*   **Usage:** Fired to 1200°C+ (Cone 6-10), ensuring food safety and microwave compatibility unless marked decorative.

#### Packaging
*   **Mark:** Stamped or signed by the artist on the foot of the vessel.
*   **Presentation:** Wrapped in eco-friendly honeycomb paper or bubble wrap with care instructions.

### Mid-Sized Sculptural Decor & Figurines

Intricate 8-14 inch standalone pieces including 'Human Jars' and animal forms created via coiling, slab construction, and reductive sculpting.

Typically ₹10-18K Per Piece (estimate)

#### Sculptural Forms
*   **Varieties:** Includes 'Human Jars' with sculpted faces, dynamic animal sculptures, and intricate carved vases.
*   **Dimensions:** Statement pieces ranging between 8 inches to 14 inches in height or width.
*   **Detailing:** High-skill manual work including expressive facial traits, movement capture, and deep relief carving.

#### Construction & Finish
*   **Method:** Extensive hand-building using coil and slab techniques combined with reductive sculpting (carving away clay).
*   **Surface:** Tactile surfaces contrasting rough groggy textures with smooth slips.
*   **Firing Styles:** May feature specialized Raku firing (lustres/crackled effects) or Horse Hair Raku (carbon lines). *Note: Raku items are purely decorative.*

#### Documentation
*   **Authentication:** Distinctly signed by the artist.
*   **Provenance:** Includes a Certificate of Authenticity or concept note regarding the specific series.

### Large Scale Masterpieces & Moon Jars

Exhibition-grade 15-24+ inch statement works like classic Moon Jars and floor vases showcasing technical throwing mastery.

Typically ₹28-55K Per Piece (estimate)

#### Masterpiece Specifications
*   **Core Shapes:** Features the technically demanding Classic Moon Jar (spherical joined vessels) and large floor vases.
*   **Scale:** Dominant, room-anchoring dimensions typically starting at 15 inches up to 24+ inches.
*   **Construction:** Thrown on the wheel in sections or hand-built using coil methods to achieve massive volume.

#### Artistic Treatment
*   **Aesthetic:** Minimalist focus using colored slips, engobes, and natural clay textures to play with light and shadow.
*   **Glazing:** Matte, satin, or dry finishes emphasizing form; may include abstract 'landscape' glaze runs.
*   **Quality:** Exhibition-tier craftsmanship often associated with gallery collections.

#### Collector Inclusions
*   **Validation:** Signed and dated by Suvajit Mondal.
*   **Protection:** Includes felt pads attached to the base to protect flooring and furniture surfaces.

## About Fine Art Ceramics

Clay is my language, and every piece I make is a little story. I work slow, making sure each fine art ceramic has its own character and a bit of my joy tucked in. I don't believe in rushing - the real magic happens when you let clay find its own form.

### Pushing Limits, Making Mistakes
I experiment a lot. "Artist ka matlab hai galti karna" (Being an artist means making mistakes). That’s how my ‘Erotic Cups’ came about - sculptural stoneware art, with bold handles inspired by the feminine form. Some folks think I’m too old to try new things, but main toh bahut karta hoon (I do it anyway).

### My Studio: Playground of Forms
- Moon Jars: Big, round jars inspired by Korean tradition. All about simple, strong shapes and how they play with light.
- Figurative Sculptures: Hand-built ceramic sculptures - jars with human heads, cups with figures clinging, standalone human forms.
- Nature & Abstracts: Delicate clay blossoms, animal forms like Raku-fired horse heads, spiky ornaments, textured glazes.

### Fire, Chance, and Technique
Raku pottery techniques keep me hooked. The fire decides the final look - crackled, unpredictable, never the same. Horsehair Raku? That’s where I throw horsehair on hot clay and let it make wild patterns.

### Let’s Build Your Vision
I offer unique ceramic commissions - if you have a wild idea for a sculptural piece, let’s talk. I’m always open for new challenges.

Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu.

## Highlights

Browse through The Potter's Life's best work.

### [Featured](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/fine-art-ceramics/featured)

- ![This stoneware cup, with a handle inspired by the feminine form, is part of my 'Erotic Cups' series. It challenges traditional ideas of tableware and celebrates boldness and the origins of life.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/59c1e349-46a5-421e-876c-48c144f79b3c)
- [Video: The potter's wheel is a meditative space. This is a look at the process of throwing a large vessel, shaping the clay as it finds its form through motion and pressure.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b7fa4438-8247-4723-a7e0-e8ada10d9c23)
- [Video: Raku firing is a dance with fire. Here you can see the intense moment a piece is pulled glowing from the kiln, ready to be transformed by smoke and rapid cooling.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c87e3284-cf68-4ead-aa21-7de26b9bd226)
- ![My studio is filled with Moon Jars waiting for the final firing. I love watching how the changing light plays across their surfaces throughout the day, each one telling a different story.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8dc460de-abc6-40d0-a1be-1dc8c7ecfa58)
- ![This piece explores our connection to the things we use daily. The hand-pinched cup features a figurative sculpture clinging to its side, a commentary on supervision and dependence.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/57506ade-290a-49b6-9570-f68d8b0b2469)
- [Video: An artist must embrace mistakes to create something new. This is my philosophy: taking on challenges is essential, no matter your age or experience. Main toh bahut karta hoon.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3d6a3de1-d31e-4458-b438-e277f9a20361)
- ![Centering the clay is the first and most important step in wheel throwing. It requires focus and a connection with the material, setting the foundation for the entire piece.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/68e1e59b-6ccc-487b-854b-1b2eb11c27b3)
- ![The final result of a Raku firing on a leaf-shaped platter. The intense process creates this beautiful, unpredictable iridescent finish, making the piece truly one of a kind.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/816e2107-fcfb-4261-8aaa-f772d122d1a6)

### [The Raku Experience: Fire & Chance](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/fine-art-ceramics/the-raku-experience-fire-chance)

- [Video: This video shows the complete horsehair Raku process, from the gas-fired kiln to applying the hair and polishing the final piece. Each step contributes to the unique marble-like finish.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/cee347d4-c170-40fe-8342-f3e385376666)
- [Video: A close-up of the horsehair technique. As the strands of hair touch the hot ceramic surface, they instantly carbonize, leaving behind delicate, spontaneous black lines.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/22e84eac-b618-4306-a3d4-e6c5e7652471)
- [Video: A look inside a Raku workshop for students. You can see them removing a glowing bird sculpture from the kiln and plunging it into water to rapidly cool the glaze.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/05848fc8-5815-43ea-a25b-56dafdebc302)
- ![This sculptural tile, held by a workshop participant, shows the dramatic crackle and smoky effects achieved through Raku firing. The holes and textures interact with the unpredictable glaze.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/92fb4c91-a3ae-4a1a-88a3-f535dce42ece)
- ![A finished Raku leaf platter showcasing the beautiful, iridescent colors that emerge from the reduction process. The metallic sheen is a hallmark of this firing technique.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/6b8be432-a549-466f-a14b-14dbc4f4f66b)
- ![This Raku-fired bowl combines carved textures with a vibrant, multi-toned glaze. The process brings out an incredible depth of color and surface variation.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5f4937dd-f70f-49cb-8a5a-421db1c951c3)
- ![An abstract landscape created on a ceramic tile using Raku glazes. The earthy yellows and greens contrast with the dark, smoked clay body.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/1e88e06e-aa5f-4275-8371-8a372474a668)
- ![The critical moment of quenching a Raku piece. This maple leaf sculpture is being dipped into water, which rapidly cools it and fixes the colors and crackle patterns in the glaze.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a13146d1-9cdc-4949-8678-0a5a49c3c8c3)
- ![The texture on this Raku bowl is a combination of intentional carving and the spontaneous bubbling and crackling of the glaze during firing.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/dcd3a20a-0ede-4521-90fa-c8b15304cfa4)
- ![A finished piece from a workshop, this vessel has a wide, textured flange. The dark, smoky finish is a direct result of the Raku firing process.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c0808fb1-23bc-4b88-ac74-f60af1235a5f)
- ![A whimsical sculpture of a figure sitting on a large leaf, created during a Raku workshop. The piece is shown here in its raw clay state before firing.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/dd3fc80d-1704-4261-8b16-57b09bf96cd7)
- [Video: A quick glimpse into the energy of a Raku workshop, from the red-hot kiln to the finished, iridescent pieces created by the participants.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/61fb0b05-bb86-4a27-ae6c-dda11620a634)
- [Video: Students participating in a horsehair Raku session. They carefully place strands of horsehair onto the hot ceramic sphere, creating unique, permanent patterns.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/9f454c7d-802f-44b7-b5ac-f7e200a41503)
- [Video: This video shows a more primitive style of firing. Using an open-air wood fire in brick containers, this method connects back to the most ancient forms of pottery.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/619ecc2a-dc1b-4721-8148-82c723178195)
- ![Conducting a Raku workshop at Hope Town school in Dehradun. Here, we are preparing the reduction chamber with combustible materials.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7a38c798-3a7a-4352-ba5f-39014fd7b9c9)
- ![A demonstration of the horsehair Raku technique for students. The long tongs are used to safely handle the hot ceramic piece as the hair is applied.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/93eb73a4-f88d-4c74-9c90-9c24c3aa2842)
- ![A student carefully holds a hot sculpture with tongs during a Raku workshop. This hands-on experience is central to understanding the process.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/1bb1d3fe-e24a-4cd7-821e-d93b36c4e4f2)

### [Sculptural & Figurative Works](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/fine-art-ceramics/sculptural-figurative-works)

- [Video: A look at my 'Erotic Jugs' from raw black clay to the final glazed form. The red interior glaze adds a striking contrast to the dark, sculptural body.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e30b9f99-25d1-4899-bff1-b278b50cfefe)
- ![A professional shot showing the 'Erotic Cup' in hand. This perspective highlights the sculptural handle and the textured stoneware, blending art with a functional object.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7a2c0591-3be9-4b6b-86bb-848d9aecc5bd)
- [Video: This video starts with a finished figurative sculpture and then pans to show me at work in my studio, surrounded by various other pieces in different stages of completion.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c1860cd8-bff0-43a9-a07d-4eaf0f69dd11)
- [Video: A 360-degree view of a finished 'Human Jar'. The lid is a sculpted head, and the body of the jar is decorated with hand-painted figures and patterns.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/261a3b57-8b65-4b5d-bd43-0b5202f1dbc0)
- ![A 'Human Jar' before the final glaze firing. The piece combines a sculpted head as the lid with a pink and grey painted body, showcasing a blend of sculpture and painting.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/24ff3f7c-4e1f-45a3-8432-abf4c37906fd)
- ![A whimsical, creative cup with a bird forming the handle. The bird appears to be taking a sip from the cup, adding a playful narrative to a functional object.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/04264954-24e0-41c4-80de-19fdcf9d7555)
- ![A close-up of a ceramic pot with a sculpted cat face for a lid. The details are sketched and fired into the clay, giving it a rustic, hand-drawn quality.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ff5dffcd-7e00-4823-b3ba-a4612441c95c)
- [Video: A series of large, spherical pots with spiky, crystalline ornamentation added to the top. This is an exploration of texture and form, contrasting the smooth body with a rough, abstract crown.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/62d1a4b5-1901-4118-b4ee-053b5c6ff025)
- ![An abstract, broken sphere sculpture. This piece explores deconstruction and imperfection, showing beauty in a form that is not perfectly whole.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2dbbbb5a-c8ae-42b0-afc0-a21ad7c2df03)
- [Video: This video shows a finished rectangular sculpture with a metallic, weathered glaze. The piece has a raw, industrial feel, with circular cutouts adding to its abstract form.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d43ab5c6-9f2b-473c-93e1-54f475bf6bd6)

### [Moon Jars: A Dance of Light and Clay](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/fine-art-ceramics/moon-jars-a-dance-of-light-and-clay)

- [Video: The exciting moment of unloading a large, freshly bisque-fired Moon Jar from the kiln. This first firing hardens the clay, preparing it for the glazing process.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/78b56db3-dab7-4730-993e-508c0e82f48b)
- [Video: A look at the carving process on a leather-hard Moon Jar. I am incising abstract patterns into the surface, adding texture that will interact with the glaze.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2b6951fe-8e44-4a5c-8c37-8d7e4db684f3)
- [Video: A typical day in the studio, focused on creating Moon Jars. The video shows the process from shaping and smoothing to the final arrangement of the unfired pieces.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3bbf82ac-13cf-479d-8a97-5435e1f6a7b6)
- ![A large, textured Moon Jar after the glaze has been applied but before the final firing. The geometric shapes are built up on the surface, and the green glaze will transform in the kiln.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/461e3aab-e4bb-4b4c-b919-f541357b3d6d)
- ![A close-up of the applied glaze on a textured Moon Jar. You can see the raw, chalky quality of the unfired glaze, which will melt into a glassy surface in the heat.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d5bc94d8-631a-4dbd-b38c-5882c9c00c2a)
- ![A detailed shot of the same Moon Jar after firing. The glaze has melted and run, creating a rich, varied surface where the brown ceramic body shows through the white.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/0dec2d00-1be9-4a4b-9dec-3d4b598528fe)
- [Video: This finished Moon Jar, which I call 'Serenity', has a dark, brushed surface. The subtle horizontal lines catch the light, emphasizing its full, round form.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/271ee248-a61f-4954-bc05-46dbfbefd71d)
- ![A group of bisque-fired Moon Jars waiting in my studio. Their simple, powerful forms create a sense of calm and unity.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/596db2ae-dc4a-40b4-bd84-81e630b42bba)
- ![Three Moon Jars together. Even though they are made in a series, each one has its own subtle variations in shape and surface texture.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/3bbf8bc2-9237-4162-a10e-2443eeabd478)
- ![A collection of large vessels in my studio, including Moon Jars of different sizes and clay bodies, from dark grey to white stoneware.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/653dff23-4595-40ef-b623-cfeaa46f2e47)
- ![Unfired pots and Moon Jars drying on shelves in the kiln room. This slow drying process is crucial to prevent cracking during firing.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e1e289f9-16ea-4416-8277-135a3118a19c)
- ![A quiet corner of the studio, showing the simple, elegant forms of my unfired vases and jars. In the background, a clay bird sculpture is also drying.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a318446d-00f9-4e95-9d15-6fbc7168f342)
- [Video: A close-up of a highly textured, volcanic glaze on a finished pot. This experimental glaze bubbles and crawls during firing to create a cratered, lava-like surface.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/90d91f37-5a37-4f83-bf71-c8d0bb7fdcdf)

### [Functional Art: Cups, Bowls & Vases](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/fine-art-ceramics/functional-art-cups-bowls-vases)

- ![This handmade ceramic cup features a dynamic splash of black and brown glaze over a white base. The irregular rim adds to its unique, handcrafted character.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a3f8240c-aa85-4943-86bf-4b3d4b2a737a)
- ![A Japanese-style earthenware teabowl, or 'chawan'. The carved wave-like pattern on the side provides a tactile experience, connecting the drinker to the object.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/24f2fb4a-d142-4ab0-88ca-a2b928513042)
- ![The base of the teabowl, showing the faceted foot and my signature from 2022. The details on the bottom of a pot are just as important as the rest.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e2b3bc85-65b0-4b3a-abef-e09b12298a18)
- ![This teabowl has a rough, earthy texture with white slip creating a stark, abstract pattern. It's a piece that holds emotion and is more than just a bowl.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7530049f-0d4d-463e-adce-ba795d9593ec)
- ![A rustic, hand-formed cup with a textured white glaze applied to the lower half. The form is simple and comfortable to hold.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ca0480c2-84ee-48de-b364-06fd5649217d)
- ![A close-up of a Raku-fired teabowl. The crackle pattern in the glaze, known as 'crazing', is a characteristic feature of this technique.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/0923d98b-c969-454d-98b4-e15499dbc243)
- ![Another view of the Raku teabowl, showing the fine network of cracks and the subtle variations in the brown, earthy glaze.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/a19a962e-bdd4-4a53-a842-8a990fe09f4f)
- ![A finished, rounded pot with a dotted texture and a deep blue glaze. It serves as a perfect vase for a simple green sprig, bringing nature indoors.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f5c32693-f81e-437f-b71b-eefbbd6ad1a7)
- ![A large, rustic pot with a weathered red and white surface. This piece has the feel of an ancient artifact, perfect as a statement planter in a garden.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/32b29014-489e-4344-b12a-cefd5e2f6eb9)
- ![A classic, wheel-thrown vase with a spherical body and a narrow neck. This is a timeless form, shown here in its unfired terracotta clay state.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ca7ad584-53c3-4d6e-8441-35bfc615a528)
- ![A collection of small, hand-built pinch pots. This is one of the most fundamental pottery techniques, relying only on the potter's hands to shape the clay.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e591c5cc-edd3-4b0b-b02f-15408e57d8c6)
- [Video: A short video showing the process of throwing a bowl on the potter's wheel, from centering the clay to shaping the final form.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2cf2490d-eec7-4488-8eaf-dd23808dd839)

### [Behind the Scenes: The Potter's Life](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/fine-art-ceramics/behind-the-scenes-the-potter-s-life)

- [Video: A close-up of my hands shaping the rim of a cylinder on the potter's wheel. This requires a steady hand and a gentle, confident touch.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/22e2704e-d139-4700-93b0-425834ae9dbb)
- [Video: From throwing a cylinder to trimming the base, this video shows the satisfying process of refining a piece on the wheel. The ribbons of clay being trimmed away are mesmerizing.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/7318854e-59ba-442d-9630-5b263b472ddf)
- ![A black and white photo capturing the moment of centering clay on the wheel. This is where the connection between the artist and the material begins.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/63b588c7-082e-4b76-ae61-0a8721515450)
- [Video: Demonstrating a detailed carving technique. I am using a fine tool to scoop out thin, parallel lines, creating a delicate texture on the clay surface.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/52653f19-da1c-4574-94ee-eeea88ae4d24)
- [Video: Carving intricate Chinese cloud patterns onto a small, leather-hard porcelain cup. This delicate work requires immense patience and precision before the piece is fired.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/8f32056a-f3ea-4963-aef5-e07398b7cd5b)
- ![A collection of clay blossoms, each petal individually shaped by hand. These will later be assembled into larger sculptural works or used as decorative elements.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ba4c4bf9-452d-498f-a2ed-9b528c752440)
- [Video: Glazing dozens of small bowls for a large order. The process of dipping each piece consistently requires focus and rhythm to ensure a uniform coat.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/37364f00-88ab-4bfa-aabc-da96d9f6c219)
- [Video: A glimpse into glazing day at the studio. Participants are washing bisque-fired pots to remove dust before applying glaze, ensuring it adheres properly.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/ec45220a-f2a9-4ae5-8a61-f0d15225d9d6)
- [Video: Applying layers of different glazes with a brush to build up a painterly, textured surface on a sculptural piece. The final result after firing will be a surprise.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/55c4237b-a46f-41b3-a564-5675d8413ad8)
- [Video: An experimental glaze with a bubbling, crater-like texture. I am always testing new chemical combinations to see what unique effects I can achieve in the kiln.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/40361afd-7741-4808-b8e8-5b86c8f66a60)
- ![A glaze test tile showing a metallic, rustic finish. Testing glazes is like a science experiment; it's how I discover new palettes and textures for my work.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/c2535853-ed7b-41f2-82d4-fefa19d691a0)
- ![Another glaze test, this time with a thick, glossy black glaze that crawls and pulls apart to create a reptilian skin-like texture.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/9c3355ee-22b4-4cb8-9e78-82d8fa935989)
- [Video: A quick look at some of my essential glazing tools. These specialized tongs and tweezers help me hold and dip pieces without smudging the raw glaze.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/b470ea36-e8c3-4d64-885f-d278f1ef0d19)

### [Workshops & Community](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/fine-art-ceramics/workshops-community)

- ![The power of creation has no age limit. Here, a participant in my workshop rolls out a large slab of dark clay with focus and strength.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/5ca3d047-5226-43fa-8602-78aaa24f5d8b)
- ![A participant in a Raku workshop carefully carves patterns into her hand-built vessel. The studio provides a space for everyone to explore their own creative voice.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/52911297-fb0a-45ce-bfbb-fe15887140fb)
- ![An artist at work during a workshop, sculpting small, expressive forms. The studio wall behind her is covered with inspirational test tiles and plates.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/017b77f2-0f1f-4d1b-8127-9dc9f86592cf)
- ![A student intently works on a slab-built piece, pressing textures into the clay. My workshops cover a range of hand-building and sculpting techniques.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/cd4531e4-519a-4c0c-983f-529f1bf86295)
- ![A whimsical sculpture of a figure playing a flute, created by a participant on the first day of a Raku workshop.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/d2ad4912-d0f4-4a8f-bed5-c7804b3d583d)
- ![A black and white photo of me holding a small, mouse-like sculpture made by a student during a workshop. It's wonderful to see what people create.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/2d17135b-b0ce-4e14-87a0-2dbea50100ce)
- [Video: A student learns to throw a cup on the potter's wheel. The video shows the process from shaping the pot to attaching a handle and refining the details.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/cff493fd-1e68-4a1f-88f5-b919e1d9729b)
- [Video: This video shows a student using the coiling technique to build a large vase. This ancient method allows for the creation of large, organic forms by hand.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/f49c50d0-939a-4abb-a9f6-286a92a382dd)

### [Exhibitions & Recognition](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/fine-art-ceramics/exhibitions-recognition)

- ![The official poster for "The Call of the Mirror," a group exhibition I was proud to be a part of, curated by Rohit J Kapoor at Travancore Palace in New Delhi.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/162b839b-4cbe-438a-b63d-4dbc8db3e7a2)
- ![A newspaper clipping featuring the "The Call of the Mirror" exhibition. My sculptural ceramic work was shown alongside a rich tapestry of other contemporary artists.](https://assets.mytribe.in/insecure/raw:1/plain/s3://mytribe-assets-production/e696883b-a32b-454b-bcf6-e46f912e4b81)

## Meet your expert

[The Potter's Life](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18)

### My story

We’re The Potter’s Life, but really, it’s me, Suvajit, behind the wheel. Clay called me early in Howrah, West Bengal. Art college in Kolkata, then Santiniketan - that place changed me. Won some awards, yeah, but honestly, nothing beats the feel of clay in my hands. Delhi’s my studio now. Every day, I chase new forms, play with light, and share the joy of clay with folks who drop by. It’s a simple, muddy life.

### My work

- **Ceramic Studio & Custom Projects**: We create custom ceramic pieces, from cups and bowls to unique art. Each order is personal.
- **Workshops & Classes**: Beginner pottery workshops, Horse Hair Raku pottery, and team sessions. No experience needed, just curiosity.
- **Slowmade Pottery Process**: Everything’s made slow, by hand - pinch, slipcast, Raku firing. Fire and clay do their own thing.
- **Art That Makes You Think**: We make functional ware and also art like the erotic cups series, mixing Indian and Korean pottery influences.

## More services from The Potter's Life

- [Pottery Workshops and Classes](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/pottery-workshops-and-classes) · ₹900-2,500 per person per session (estimate)
- [Custom Pottery Creation](https://mytribe.in/thepotterslife18/custom-pottery-creation) · ₹600-5,000 per piece (estimate)

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