clayfullyours by Sangeeta Kapila
Starting out with a career in advertising to managing brand, communications and marketing in the third sector for almost two decades, I’m finally living to work....working with clay.
The play with clay, the process of applying mind and body to bring forms of varying sizes, colours and functionality to life using different techniques is so uplifting and simultaneously, so very earthed.
Created by throwing clay onto a potter’s wheel, some hand-building and a potload of glaze learning, I present to you handcrafted and aesthetically unique creations in ceramic.
At present, my exploration with clay is in creating functional pieces - bowls, platters, plates, mugs, vases to mention a few. I love texture, especially lines. I use stoneware clay and fire in an electric kiln at 1200 °C. All the material used in making is lead-free, and the pieces are microwave-safe and oven and dishwasher friendly.
I work from my studio “Clayfullyours” in Mumbai. To view my work please visit my page @clayfullyours on Instagram.
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Starting out with a career in advertising to managing brand, communications and marketing in the third sector for almost two decades, I’m finally living to work....working with clay.
The play with clay, the process of applying mind and body to bring forms of varying sizes, colours and functionality to life using different techniques is so uplifting and simultaneously, so very earthed.
Created by throwing clay onto a potter’s wheel, some hand-building and a potload of glaze learning, I present to you handcrafted and aesthetically unique creations in ceramic.
At present, my exploration with clay is in creating functional pieces - bowls, platters, plates, mugs, vases to mention a few. I love texture, especially lines. I use stoneware clay and fire in an electric kiln at 1200 °C. All the material used in making is lead-free, and the pieces are microwave-safe and oven and dishwasher friendly.
I work from my studio “Clayfullyours” in Mumbai. To view my work please visit my page @clayfullyours on Instagram.Address
B1901. Bellissimo Lodha. N M Joshi Marg. Mahalaxmi. Mumbai 400011
Phone
9821510857
clayfullyours@gmail.com
Website
Facilities
Access to studio facilities and studio pottery for sale are available. Contact to know more.
Garima Tripathi
Garima Tripathi( b 1987) is an Indian artist working primarily in ceramic sculptures & installations. Her work is influenced by her meditation practice and Buddhist teachings. She wants to fully acknowledge the sufferings and anxieties of an everyday existence and reveal a joy through meditation in being amidst all of that. Her works are full of mark making as a meditative process.
She studied engineering as an undergraduate (2006-1010) at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur and then learnt pottery from traditional potters in Mumbai, India. She later went to study at School of Museum of Fine Arts(SMFA), Boston, to pursue her art interest. After SMFA, she was a visiting artist at Harvard ceramics studio for 1 year. She has also done artist residency under Ray Meeker in Pondicherry. (2020). She also runs a Home Healthcare Startup, Care24(www.care24.co.in), in Mumbai & Delhi that serves the elderly at home. Her work deepened her interest in overall wellbeing and the nature of suffering.
She is interested in creating public art. She has exhibited in group shows in India, USA, South Korea, Denmark. Some of her installations are in institutions including ceramic studio at Harvard, Cambridge, USA and Industrial Design Centre at IIT Bombay, India. She currently lives and works in Mumbai, India
Garima Tripathi( b 1987) is an Indian artist working primarily in ceramic sculptures & installations. Her work is influenced by her meditation practice and Buddhist teachings. She wants to fully acknowledge the sufferings and anxieties of an everyday existence and reveal a joy through meditation in being amidst all of that. Her works are full of mark making as a meditative process.
She studied engineering as an undergraduate (2006-1010) at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur and then learnt pottery from traditional potters in Mumbai, India. She later went to study at School of Museum of Fine Arts(SMFA), Boston, to pursue her art interest. After SMFA, she was a visiting artist at Harvard ceramics studio for 1 year. She has also done artist residency under Ray Meeker in Pondicherry. (2020). She also runs a Home Healthcare Startup, Care24(www.care24.co.in), in Mumbai & Delhi that serves the elderly at home. Her work deepened her interest in overall wellbeing and the nature of suffering.
She is interested in creating public art. She has exhibited in group shows in India, USA, South Korea, Denmark. Some of her installations are in institutions including ceramic studio at Harvard, Cambridge, USA and Industrial Design Centre at IIT Bombay, India. She currently lives and works in Mumbai, India
Address
B 601, Powai Park, Hiranandani
Phone
7045282623
garimat.242@gmail.com
Website
www.garimatripathi.com
Facilities
Sculpture , Public Art installations
Ritika Anand
A Ceramic artist and furniture designer by background. I have been working in ceramics since the past 5 years now under the guidance of Ms Madhur Sen at Blue turtle studios. I also have my own brand (Studio Iyla) and studio where I work from. The ultimate objective in my mind is the amalgamation of my skills, both from the space of furniture design as well as ceramics to enhance the concept of sustainable living.
Address
02, olive street, Malibu towne, sohna road
Phone
9810603218
anand.ritika92@gmail.com
Website
Facilities
Pots for sale
Hardik Chavda
I graduated with a Master in Visual Arts majoring in Mural Design from the Maharaja Sayajirao University, Vadodara (2018-20). Holding a bachelor's in Visual Arts from the same University. The painting department made me curious to explore various streams I could blossom and hence, took up ceramics for further research and topic of study. I have been evolving with the medium and have achieved technical expertise in Ceramic techniques, Glaze making, throwing-firing, and kiln maintaining precision with a detailed understanding of types of clay and handling throughout the process. My greatest takeaway from the learnings of ceramic practice is that life evolves like the potter's wheel and one should keep evolving from within and beyond to never stop learning and exploring along with immersing oneself in the process. Looking forward to the journey ahead.
Address
Laxmipura Village, Beside Chotra, Near Harsidhhi Temple, Shubhanpura, Vadodara 390023
Phone
+91 94274 40448
hardikchavda36@gmail.com
Website
https://theceramicjourney.blogspot.com/
Facilities
Radhika jadiya
I am a ceramic artist. Right now I live in jaipur for masters in fired material design from Indian Institute Of Craft and design.
Address
Jhalana Doongri IICD
Phone
08319524239
radhikajadiya123@gmail.com
Website
Facilities
Anupama Shankar
My introduction to ceramics was at Delhi Blue pottery almost a decade ago. Spending half an hour wedging and preparing the clay and then centring on the kick wheel laid the foundation, which many years later, finally found its ground in Mumbai.
A Course at Raheja College of Art and Architecture in Mumbai, enabled me learn the basics of making clay, glazes and firing. As they say, you don’t choose pottery, pottery chooses you, and the process is so involving and intense, that you get completely sucked in.
My previous experience in fine arts does reflect in my works. Painting with underglaze, stains, I make wall platters, murals and sculptures, apart from functional ceramics.
For me, everyday in my home studio, is a learning experience, experimenting with different clay bodies, glazes and firing temperatures in my electric kiln, I move forward one step at a time.
Have participated in various Studio Potters Markets all over India .
My introduction to ceramics was at Delhi Blue pottery almost a decade ago. Spending half an hour wedging and preparing the clay and then centring on the kick wheel laid the foundation, which many years later, finally found its ground in Mumbai.
A Course at Raheja College of Art and Architecture in Mumbai, enabled me learn the basics of making clay, glazes and firing. As they say, you don’t choose pottery, pottery chooses you, and the process is so involving and intense, that you get completely sucked in.
My previous experience in fine arts does reflect in my works. Painting with underglaze, stains, I make wall platters, murals and sculptures, apart from functional ceramics.
For me, everyday in my home studio, is a learning experience, experimenting with different clay bodies, glazes and firing temperatures in my electric kiln, I move forward one step at a time.
Have participated in various Studio Potters Markets all over India .
Address
701, palazzo heights, 16th road Bandra West, mumbai
Phone
9930070624
anupamapatnaik@gmail.com
Website
www.artisananu.com
Facilities
Pots for sale
Dr.Sawini Ghosh
I am a doctor by profession and a ceramic artist by passion. I always loved working with clay, I guess ceramics was an inner calling that I addressed. The plasticity of clay helps me express my emotions and thoughts. I had started my learning many years ago. I have also self taught various techniques through online portals and ceramic books. My work is inspired by the elements of nature, some of my works are self expression of my emotions, love, anger, desire. I make opulent functional dinnerware and home decor. I have exhibited my work at various platforms, the love with which people welcome me and appreciate my work, has motivated me to explore and venture deeper into the beautiful world of ceramics. Winique Pottery is a quintessential in the field of ceramics. Our products are inspired by the elements of mother nature. We focus at promoting quality over quantity so as to provide the finest and most exquisite pieces of ceramics.
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Phone
+91-8197003535
winiquepottery@gmail.com
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