Meera’s Story: From Uncertainty to the Wheel
A year ago Meera had never touched a potter’s wheel. Today, the mugs she throws are some of our best-loved pieces.
How handmade ceramics are made — and the people whose lives are changed by making them.
A year ago Meera had never touched a potter’s wheel. Today, the mugs she throws are some of our best-loved pieces.
After the factory he worked in closed, Arjun thought his working life was over. It was only beginning.
Some makers find their gift in form. Fatima found hers in colour — and the studio has never looked the same since.
The quietest stage of pottery is also one of the most skilled. Ravi has made it his craft.
Three years ago Sana was a nervous beginner. Now she is the first face every new trainee meets.
Everyone deserves a place to start again. For Daniel, that place had a potter’s wheel in it.
Skill changes what you can do. But it also changes how you see yourself.
The final, nerve-racking stage of every piece passes through Amir’s careful hands.
A fine brush, a steady hand, and a lifetime of patience distilled into a single gold line.
Not every important job involves clay. Thomas guards the last, most fragile mile.
Some of our most characterful pieces never see a wheel at all. Grace builds them coil by coil.
At nineteen, Noor is proof that the right opportunity at the right moment can set a whole life on a new course.