Getting my hands dirty :)

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My first time in a pottery studio, the whole time i was only worried about how dirty my hands, clothes and nails had become. But the end result was pretty amazing! I had made a tiny sheep and well I liked it a lot and the mess was worth it!
The following summer I took up an internship at VISHVA-BHARTI, SRINIKETAN SILPA-SADAN.
This is me trying to make something meaningful out of a lump of clay.


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  1. Arun KumarMarch 18, 2011 at 8:07 PM

    Wow, nice! Please tell me you got to take those birdies back home with you!

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  2. Sourabh MuthaApril 3, 2012 at 10:13 PM

    You ara spectacularly creative!
    Keep it up, up and up!

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