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Kapil, a former NIFT fashion design student, discovered a passion for ceramics at Dharamkot Studio in 2020. Initially drawn to handbuilding and jewellery-making, he later embraced wheel throwing, specialising in Japanese-style ceramics. Now a full-time instructor, Kapil embodies wabi-sabi, blending tradition and modernity in his pottery to reflect tranquillity and authenticity. Inspired by Japanese pottery’s rawness, he celebrates imperfect beauty and the transient nature of life through versatile textures and firing techniques.
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Medusa’s Gaze Vase (set of 2)
₹10,000.00"Medusa's Gaze Vase," a captivating set of two terracotta bottles, transcends traditional pottery. These vases, featuring a remark -
The Blue Volcano (Pair)
₹10,000.00Experience the mesmerising allure of "The Blue Volcano" – a remarkable set of two stoneware bottle neck vases that redefine the -
Large Rhythms of the Earth
₹5,500.00As I sat at my pottery wheel, hands caressing the damp clay, I envisioned a piece that would truly capture the essence of nature's -
Medium Rhythms of the Earth
₹4,000.00As I sat at my pottery wheel, hands caressing the damp clay, I envisioned a piece that would truly capture the essence of nature's -
Small Rhythms of the Earth
₹2,500.00As I sat at my pottery wheel, hands caressing the damp clay, I envisioned a piece that would truly capture the essence of nature's -
Black fired vase
₹6,000.00Using the ancient technique of black firing, this vase takes on the carbon and smoke emitted from the embers of the fire to colour -
Terracotta vases family of three
₹13,000.00These three vases reveal the artist's mature throwing capability as he masters several shapes each with varying challenges and lev -
Crack effect block vase
₹7,000.00This unique wheel-thrown vase has gone through several processes of alteration on the wheel to get to this expressive stage. The t -
Stoneware Vase
₹7,000.00This unique wheel-thrown vase has gone through several processes of alteration on the wheel to get to this expressive stage. The t
