पॉटरीडेन
A Pune ceramics brand with a Baner studio, selling hand-painted mugs, plates and bowls and running wheel-throwing and hand-building workshops.
◌ Research profile · Not owner verifiedS-4, Plot No 1, Street No 3, Pallod Farms 2, Baner Road, Pune 411045
Address and hours from the official contact page. Workshops also run in Koregaon Park and Bavdhan; check before travelling for a class.
Open in Google MapsTuesday to Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm; closed Monday
Hours as listed by potteryden.com ↗. Check before you go.
Details checked 8 November 2026 · potteryden.com ↗
A ceramics maker selling hand-painted tableware online and running paid pottery workshops at its studios.
The interview names Archana Deshpande as founder and says she set the brand up after returning to India; it gives no founding year and is undated. The official site lists workshop dates from 17 and 29 October 2026 and a Thane clay studio, so the business is not Pune-only. Current ownership is unconfirmed.
Official galleries, photographs and attributed public posts.
Archana Deshpande · founder (Women Entrepreneur Review profile); current ownership unconfirmed
Marathi identity and current ownership have not yet been confirmed by the business. Founder history is separate from present ownership.
Official contact page: Baner studio address and studio hours ↗
Official shop: ceramics range, collections and workshop listings ↗
Women Entrepreneur Review: Archana Deshpande, founder, and the Pune-headquartered brand ↗
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