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This is a world of creations lovingly crafted with my favorite homemade ceramic clay. This is an eco-conscious journey that began 12 years ago when I discovered my love and talent for handcrafting.
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.”I have dabbled with various crafts but the constant being delicate designs created with the same versatile clay.
Everyday I wanted to better my work and continue to gather compliments from my buyers.
My current obsession is creating miniature fake food, to suit both the Indian and global palette.
I hope you find your favorite design here. If not you can always contact me with your ideas and I will do my best to bring form to it.
The World o' Cerámica was created 12 years ago, when I first discovered my love for the crafts.
I am a self-taught creator, who has been experimenting with various mediums since the first time I dabbled with crafts in 2002.
Internet, friends and other artists have contributed in creating my own style.
It first began as a bunch of amateurs from college setting up a stall for friends and family to earn some pocket money.
We found our separate paths after we graduated, and mine led to this world of incredible peace and tranquility. That is what I experience when I am consumed by a project that need my absolute and minute attention.
I moved from pottery to murals and now my fascination is with these realistic looking food miniatures.
Since day one, I have been my only competition.
Everyday I wanted to better my work and continue to gather compliments from my buyers.
Saying my work is a hobby is an understatement because it consumes me.
When I am at my work table, that is the only world that exists.
When I am at an exhibition, the only people who exist are those who look at my work. All I desire is to watch their faces transform with appreciation.
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He who works with his hands is a laborer.
He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman.
He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist.
~St. Francis of Assisi
