
Beginner clay tool set
Still using the same eight tools two years in. You need about four of them. The wire cutter and the wooden rib do most of the work.

This is my little home online. Studio experiments, what the plants are doing, where I've wandered off to, the two poodles who run the place, and the occasional note on how I keep work and life on speaking terms.
Glazing a batch of eight bowls, repotting the monstera that outgrew its corner, and planning a long weekend in Coorg.
Morning walks with Cameo and Yuki, watering rounds at 7am, and a Sunday with no laptop.
Keeping 200 plants alive in a flat, beginner pottery, hill-station weekends, and how I actually log off at six.

Pottery, painting and digital art — finished pieces and the ones that cracked.

A growing plant diary, corners of the flat, and slow home projects.

Weekends in the hills, longer trips, and the places I keep going back to.

Two toy poodles, one of them still in her chewing-everything era.

Hehe

The kiln does not care about your plans. Notes on thickness, drying and patience.

Zones, a rota, and the three plants I've given up trying to please.

Where we stayed, what we ate, and why I'll only go in the monsoon now.




People ask, so I keep a list. Some links earn me a small commission; nothing here is here because of that.

Still using the same eight tools two years in. You need about four of them. The wire cutter and the wooden rib do most of the work.

The reason I can leave for a long weekend without begging someone to come water things. I use the 8-inch ones for the pothos and the ferns. Not for succulents — I killed two learning that.

Cameo inhales food otherwise. Took her meal from eleven seconds to about four minutes. Yuki finds it insulting and eats from Cameo's old bowl.

Fits two days of clothes and a sketchbook. Canvas, one inside pocket, no structure at all — which is either the charm or the flaw depending on how you pack.
Once a month or so: what's in the kiln, what's blooming, where I went, and anything I found worth sharing. No schedule, no spam.
I run a small SEO and digital marketing studio, I've been throwing pots for two years, painting for much longer, and collecting plants for as long as I've had windowsills. I live in Bangalore with Cameo, Yuki, and two very patient flatmates.