In practice, we engage with three media – Architecture, Ceramics and Handmade Paper. We employ design, communication and social innovation as means to address societal challenges in a contextual manner.
In 2006, while studying architecture at the CEPT University in Ahmedabad, India, our group began to brainstorm, collaborate on class projects and explore various materials; soon named Clay Club.
It became a hub for hands-on work, rigorous discussions, design explorations and experiments with our “ideas of doing.” After graduating we set up our own design studio called Clay Club Innovations to continue our explorations with an added challenge of engaging with clients, associate practitioners and the society at-large.
Today, as a start-up, Clay Club Innovations places itself within the milieu of a growing economy with depleting resources, inaccessibility to basic needs, shrinking job opportunities and other such incongruent circumstances. We identify the crisis to be an ethical one rather than climatic or economic.
In practice, we engage with three media – Architecture, Ceramics and Handmade Paper. We employ design, communication and social innovation as means to address societal challenges in a contextual manner.
We have learnt most of what we know through teachers and colleagues. We have made it a part of our mandate to share what we know and learn more in the process. Our focus on conducting workshops and seminars helps us achieve this goal.
Conducts workshops PAN INDIA to promote local artists and clay-art awareness and thereby revive the dying art of pottery.
Potter’s place is a garden studio, out in the open, under a Mango tree, just the right ambiance to tickle your creative senses. Here you will see the medium of clay at its best and most imaginative.
This course provides you enough room to explore art and design, aesthetics and function, sculpture and product, abstraction and representation - all with the use of clay.
Rashi Jain has trained in ceramics and visual art at the Valley School, Bangalore and the Golden Bridge Pottery, Pondicherry. She has exhibited across India in shows such as Porcelain India (India Habitat Center, Delhi), Bridges: Indian Contemporary Ceramics (The Stainless, Delhi).
This workshop is designed for all those who have wanted to try their hands at pottery as a therapeutic hobby or aim to develop new skills over the weekends. Here, you get to focus on making some functional objects, playful ceramics and fun figures.
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