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Asha Verma

Founder

A day inside the mudl studio

“From the first ball of clay at sunrise to the kiln opening on Friday afternoon.”

Chapters · 5:48

Asha Verma, mudl founderMeet the MakersEvery Piece Signed by Hand

Shape your world in clay

Small-batch ceramics, thrown and fired in our studio — no two pieces quite alike.

Art of Pottery

12k+

Homes living with mudl

Clay that remembers the hands that made it

Stacked hand-pinched porcelain cupsA cream stoneware cappuccino cup on a wooden boardDaybreak Cup
Three raw sculptural clay vessels on a plinthUnveil your artistry, discover your clay-nessSee the Dune Vessels

The catalogue · 14 pieces

We Shape

VasesTablewareCups & MugsPlantersSculptural
Moon JarMD-001Best seller

Vases

Moon Jar

$420

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Dune VesselsMD-002Best seller

Sculptural

Dune Vessels

$380

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Hearth Bottle TrioMD-003Best seller

Vases

Hearth Bottle Trio

$148

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Ripple Dinner PlatesMD-004Best seller

Tableware

Ripple Dinner Plates

$132

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Overhead view of a potter's wheel and trimming tools in the studio
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Makers in our studio
48
Glazes mixed in-house
1,280°
Peak kiln temperature

Slow-made pottery for homes that linger

Customer Interviews

Voices from the tables our clay lives on

All stories

Meera Iyer

Architect · Bengaluru

The jar that slowed my mornings down

“I bought the Moon Jar for the living room and ended up rearranging the whole house around it.”

Chapters · 4:12

  • Rafael Cruz

    Chef-owner · Casa Tierra

    Serving 200 covers on handmade plates

    “Guests pick up the plates and turn them over to look for the maker's mark. That never happened with our old ones.”

    Chapters · 6:05

  • Lena Brooks

    Teacher · Portland

    A first gift that became a collection

    “It started with one cappuccino cup for my sister. Now there's a whole shelf, and every piece has a story.”

    Chapters · 3:28

  • Amira Haddad

    Designer · Lisbon

    Commissioning a wedding set

    “We sent Asha a sketch on a napkin. Eight weeks later we had dinnerware our grandchildren will argue over.”

    Chapters · 5:16

Asha VermaTheo LindqvistDaniel Mensah

“The wheel gives you symmetry for free. Hand-building makes you earn every curve.”

Theo Lindqvist

A maker sketching a new form at the workbench
Hands throwing a pot on the wheel

320+

Custom pieces commissioned

Wedding sets, restaurant ware and one-off gifts.

The Creators’ Thought Process

Inside the maker’s mind

Before a pot reaches the catalogue it lives in a sketchbook, on a wheel, in a test tile and finally in the kiln. We keep notes the whole way — Asha on form, Theo on texture, Daniel on glaze — and share them so you know exactly what you are bringing home.

  • “Centered ten balls before coffee. The first three are always for my hands, not for the shelf.”

    Asha Verma · Mon, 6:40am

  • “Walked the riverbank, collected three stones for their silhouettes. The next Dune set starts from these.”

    Theo Lindqvist · Tue

  • “Celadon test 38: too green. Pulled back the iron by half a percent. Tiles 39–41 into the next firing.”

    Daniel Mensah · Mon

Read the process$120Custom commissions from
30 min design call included