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Ceramic Beginners

Meet your instructors for the beginner ceramics classes, Naomi and Sanjana. They are the talented leaders of our ceramics studio space.

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Last updated 10 months ago

Together, Naomi and Sanjana offer a comprehensive learning experience, combining artistry with practical insights into the world of ceramics. Whether you're a novice or looking to refine your skills, their classes are designed to inspire creativity and bring your ideas to life through clay.

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Naomi Kundu

Naomi brings a unique perspective to pottery, blending her decade-long experience as a graphic designer with a passion for wheel-thrown ceramics. Since returning to the pottery wheel in 2021, Naomi dedicated herself to exploring the possibilities of clay, focusing on the interplay of form, function, and design. Naomi's approach is deeply influenced by her artistic background, aiming to create functional art pieces that are not only beautiful but ergonomic.

Sanjana Sagar

Sanjana's journey in ceramics began with a humble beginner's course three years ago, quickly evolving through rigorous training at various studios, a residency at Andhretta Pottery in Himachal, and an apprenticeship in Goa. Now, with her own studio in Hyderabad, she brings a wealth of knowledge in artistic techniques, studio management, and the commercial aspects of ceramics. Sanjana is known for her engaging workshops throughout Hyderabad, sharing her love for clay with the community at T-Works' Make-It event every month.

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