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  • Exhibitional Vases | Vivikoh Studio

    Production Time - 85 hours This vase stands unparalleled in it's intricacies and attention to detail. The entire design is first drawn with a pencil tool on a wheel-thrown and trimmed vessel. The design is then carved into giving a relief texture while the visual language is of a multi-layered web of flowers and leaves peeking from behind each other. After the first fire, the vase is then hand-painted to make the elements look more accurate in it's colour and shade. Each stroke, each carve, each line flaunts unique treatment as the vase is observed from every angle to be a whole new bouquet arrangement. We don’t have any products to show here right now. Height - 12 inches Diameter - 9 inches Under-glaze on White Stoneware Production Time - 40 hours Inspired by a painting series by Nick Alm, this vase captures multiple figures and compositions from a fine ball-room party event. The vase started out as an experiment on creating a 360° perspective of participants sitting at tables laid out in a room. How does one interpret a 2-D painting on a surface curved both at the x and y axis? This perspective is a loop that grasps your attention every time you look at characters perceived differently from multiple angles. The ware is wheel-thrown and trimmed - finished for the first firing. Carefully painted with an eye for fine-art and light and shade achieved with delicate 000 brushes and Colorobbia underglazes. We don’t have any products to show here right now. Height - 10 inches, Diameter - 8 inches, Under-glaze on White Stoneware

  • About | V I V I K O H

    Vivitsa Kohli - the ceramic designer brains behind the pottery studio located in Panchkula. Read about studio details and how you can get involved in the craft of pottery. THE STUDIO.EST 2018 Vivikoh Studio is a small ceramics house in Panchkula , India. We make objects that argue with rest of your room- vases that talk back, mugs that hold opinions, lamps that throw shade. Every piece is designed and created over several months of sampling and problem solving. Editions are intentionally small. We'd rather sell out than print more. WE ARE LOUD. Her name is Viviत्सा Kohli. Designer, ceramic artist, problem solver, professional overdoer. Vivikoh started as an independent ceramic studio in 2019 after Vivitsa graduated from NID with a specialization in Ceramic Design. What began as an exploration of clay slowly evolved into a studio filled with expressive objects, experimental forms, and pieces that refuse to blend quietly into a room. Inspired by everyday culture, nostalgia, textures, textiles, humor, and the strange beauty of familiar things, the studio creates ceramics that feel playful, emotional, and a little dramatic in the best way possible. Every piece moves through a hands-on process of shaping, glazing, firing, reworking, and occasionally starting over entirely. Nothing is rushed, nothing is perfectly replicated, and honestly, that unpredictability is part of the fun. Over time, Vivikoh has grown into more than just a ceramic practice — it has become a space for experimentation, storytelling, collaboration, and making objects people end up oddly attached to. SO, WHO'S BEHIND ALL THIS? PROCESS RIOT. CLAY PAINT 01 DIRTY HANDS Forms, textures, tradition and jokes, we challenge our skills as makers using multiple building technique. 02 ARTISTS We're all artists firsts here. Artists are designers with too many opinions. We make sure to let you know this. 03 EXCELLENCE We seek years of skill, a greater understanding of composition and design in our execution. Our pieces look like art flowing into tangible products. 04 ALCHEMISTS Standardizing a material so complex and to have reliable production of such high quality work has to have a strong foundation in research and material understanding. We don't shy away from the complexities of Earth, Water, CHEMICALS & Fire. THAT'S AN EVERYTHING HOUSE. HOW WE DO THIS. CUSTOMIZE SHOP Over these long years we've moved between workshops, residencies, large scale production, small-batch production, commission orders and batch drops. The community of people we've laboured through these endeavours is nearly as large as the catalogue we've created practicing hundreds of different techniques. 07 GRADUATION PROJECTS 15 INTERNSHIPS 400 UNIQUE DESIGNS CUSTOMER REVIEWS "Received the pot and it’s wayyy more beautiful in person than in pictures." - SUVARNA GOLIYA "Just what I was hoping for. Thank you so much for the attention to detail and trustworthiness." -ANVI GARG "Received my order today ..so unique and innovative.. happy with the purchase!" - NEHA ADHE WANT ONE MADE FOR YOU? COMMISSION A PIECE

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