Published: September 2025 (last month) in issue Nº 434
Keywords: MAJI art gallery, Maroma, Ceramic arts and Anagama kiln
References: Supriya Menon Meneghetti, Paul Pinthon, Kirti Chandak, Indrani Singh Cassime and Priya Sundaravalli
Maji gallery

A view of the Maji exhibition room

Ceramic artwork by Indrani Singh Cassime
The exhibits included Paul Pinthon’s original candle sculptures, Kirti Chandak’s intimate self-portraits which portray elements of her personal development, as well as pottery by Indrani Singh Cassime. These pieces were fired in an Anagama kiln, a traditional Japanese wood-fired cave kiln, for around 72 hours, creating something which is strong and deeply textured. In addition, Ranjita Bora exhibited her high-fired stoneware, blending art and function through objects meant for daily use, while Priya Sundaravalli continued her explorations in organic forms in her delicate and instantly recognisable porcelain work.