Artisanal. Timeless. Purpose-Driven. 

Every product we make is a labour of love and exclusively handcrafted from its beginning to the end.  

We use non-toxic, lead-free glazes to make sure nothing comes in the way of your health and well-being of the environment. Designed for everyday use, our ceramics celebrate intentional living and joy.

Our products are currently available only through our online store. However, we occasionally showcase at local craft markets and events. Keep an eye on our Social Media for news on where to find us next! Or get in touch with us via email and we will do our best to accommodate your request.

Designed by our founder, Garima Mittal, our ceramics are brought to life by skilled Indian artisans — generational potters who bring age-old wisdom to every wheel they spin. Trained to blend tradition with contemporary design, they shape each piece with hand, heart, and heritage.

We are not fast. We are not mass. We are proudly slow, small-batch, and story-led — so that

what you own feels personal, not produced.

Our ceramics are uniquely handcrafted from start  to end, each piece bearing distinct shapes, textures, and subtle variations unlike the mass-produced ceramics. Like a signature, no two items are identical, with natural contours and imperfections that celebrate artisanal craftsmanship and individual charm. 

Contrary to the mass produced ceramics, we are a conscious brand using lead-free, toxin-free glazes to ensure food safety for your & your family’s well-being.

Ceramics is a broader term that includes all objects made from clay and other non-metallic materials, hardened by heat. 

Pottery, on the other hand, is a distinct subset of ceramics— referring to functional, clay-based vessels like bowls, cups, and pots, shaped by hand through techniques like wheel-throwing or coiling. 

At Facets by Garima, we choose to call all our creations pottery to keep things simple and rooted in tradition.

These three types of ceramics vary in firing temperature and durability:

• Earthenware: Fired at lower temperatures, it’s more porous and less robust but can be glazed for added durability. It’s rustic, budget-friendly, and often used for plant pots.
• Stoneware: Fired at higher temperatures with glass in the clay mix, it’s durable, chip-resistant, and has a sturdy, earthy appeal.
• Porcelain: Crafted from fine white clay and fired at the highest temperatures, it’s strong, non-porous, and often translucent due to its delicate build. Porcelain brings elegance to formal occasions and is the priciest option.