Clay Hand building workshop

Rs. 2,500.00

Join us for a 2-hour session with Garima from Studio Graffiti where you’ll get to roll, pinch, and mould clay into your very own ceramic piece. Think mugs, bowls, or even a cute little trinket dish—the kind of object you’ll actually use (or proudly show off on your shelf).

This isn’t about perfection. It’s about slowing down, sinking your hands into clay, and enjoying the tactile, almost meditative process of building something from scratch. And the best part? You’ll take home a glazed and fired piece that’s uniquely yours.

Location :

Dolally Taproom Khar: Multilink House, 601, Rd No. 3, next to Khar Station, Khar, Ram Krishna Nagar, Khar West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400052

Highlights:

In this workshop, you’ll learn how to:

Shape clay by hand using pinch and moulding techniques.
Build your chosen piece-a mug, bowl, or trinket dish.
Carve, emboss, and decorate your creation to give it personality.

What’s included:

All materials. Clay and all tools you’ll need
Step-by-step guidance from the artist
Glazing and firing - Glazing and firing take 4–5 weeks; any cracks during the process cannot be fixed. Once ready, collect from Garima’s studio or arrange courier pickup at an additional cost.
₹300 coupon redeemable at Doolally!

Garima Sharma

About the host:

Garima Sharma is a multidisciplinary artist based in Mumbai, with a deep passion for the tactile and reflective qualities of clay. Her pottery practice seamlessly blends sculptural and functional forms, exploring the often-overlooked relationships we have with everyday objects. Through her work, she reflects on themes of nature, memory, and the silent presence of the inanimate in our lives, using clay as a medium to engage with the subtle yet profound connections we share with the world around us.

Her cosy studio is a space for both amateurs and artists to slow down and explore their creativity. Participants often describe her workshops as fun, creative, informative and her ad a knowledgable, patient and enthusiastic facilitator who brings out their artistic side.

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