In today’s episode, we will take a look back from modern designing to something more traditional and revisit one of the oldest and fascinating forms of designing which is ‘pottery’.

In this rapidly evolving design industry, fortunately, there are still some passionate professionals who are sustaining this form of design and creating beautiful art with materials like clay, ceramic and glass. 

And in this episode, we have one such passionate professional with us - Astha Malu, an Industrial designer, who has majored in Ceramic & Glass design.

So, let's dive into the world of traditional designing.

Highlights:

1. Pottery is design or art?

2. How has pottery evolved over the period of time?

3. What are some of the pottery cultures in India (or around the world)?

4. Design process while making new pot designs?

5. How can pottery help us boost our creativity? Especially for designers.

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