“Over time, I've developed a habit of collecting small trinkets and textiles from my travels, gradually infusing my home with stories and experiences.”

“Being able to take what feels ugly on the inside and put it out into the world as something digestible and meaningful helps me process it for myself as well as create a community online.”

“It’s something that binds the sense of ‘home’ for me and my husband. There’s a mask for my every mood. They often bring a smile to my face and sometimes, a gush of memories.”

“Since it’s a small 1bhk, I really wanted some sense of space, so I was very conscious of everything I brought in the house. I made sure that everything fits in seamlessly and takes up minimal space. ”

“Slow travel is to stop playing bystander and to pass through beauty, to be fully consumed by it. It's not just seeing, but feeling, absorbing every detail until it becomes a part of you.”

“Flowers have always been a major source of inspiration and happiness in my life, much before pottery came in.”

“At the end of the day, everyone wants to come back home and be completely at peace. You just want to be your authentic self as this truly is your space.”

“Playing around with the name of the studio has been amazing so far. The goal is to always be really versatile, unique, and create products that are fun and functional.”

“To me, slow living isn't so much a hoarding of candles and jasmine tea as I imagined it to be, but I have learnt that it's living in the moment without concerning myself with the past or the future.”

“Functionality of spaces has become very important for me. For example, I want a workspace which is conducive to work but can feel warm and homely enough after office hours.”