Studioviralsneha

An interdisciplinary art space, by Viralsneha— an art by playful soul

Art Shop

A cozy corner display featuring a stack of handmade sketchbooks and art zines by Studioviralsneha, each with unique mixed-media covers: stitched spines, collaged papers, stamped patterns, and hand-lettered titles in playful typography. They rest on a round light-wood stool with visible grain, beside a small ceramic dish holding rainbow-colored paper scraps and washi tape offcuts. Behind them, a softly blurred wall shows pinned mini artworks and color swatches. Warm ambient light from a nearby lamp casts gentle, golden illumination and soft shadows, enhancing the textures of paper and thread. Photographic realism, shot at a three-quarter angle with shallow depth of field, creating a snug, inviting mood that celebrates the tangible charm of handmade art objects.

Art Shop

A small, evolving collection of handmade pieces from Studioviralsneha — pottery, curations, jewellery, textiles, and artwork shaped slowly at the studio table.

Each object arrives from an intuitive, process-led practice: layered, textured, and a little bit wonky in the best way, ready to live with you for a long time.

Studio collections

A playful flat-lay of a handmade mixed-media artwork lying on a clean white studio table, featuring layered watercolor paper, tiny stitched fabric patches, glossy resin droplets, and delicately inked doodles in bright coral, teal, and sunny yellow. Scattered around the piece are well-used brushes, tubes of paint with smeared caps, and a ceramic palette dotted with vivid colors. Soft, diffused daylight from a nearby window casts gentle, natural shadows and subtle highlights on textured paper fibers. Photographic realism with a crisp, modern look, shot from a perfectly overhead bird’s-eye view, shallow depth of field subtly blurring the table edges. The mood is creative, playful, and inviting, perfectly capturing an interdisciplinary handmade art studio atmosphere.

Pottery, objects, and mixed-media artwork with earthy clays, glazes, papers, and found textures — for shelves, tables, and quiet corners at home.

Think: tactile bowls, small sculptures, wall pieces, and one-off experiments that carry traces of the studio — finger marks, brushstrokes, and kiln surprises.

An overhead photographic realism view of a lively work-in-progress desk at Studioviralsneha: several small square canvases filled with playful abstract patterns, hand-carved stamps resting on an ink-stained tray, and colorful yarns coiled beside a palette knife smeared with acrylic paint. The tabletop is a light, slightly scuffed wooden surface dotted with stray ink splashes and pencil shavings. Soft, even studio lighting from above eliminates harsh shadows while still giving a gentle sheen to wet paint and metallic ink marks. Composition uses an asymmetrical layout, with the busiest area in the lower right, fading into negative space in the upper left. The mood is energetic and exploratory, highlighting the joy of mixing mediums in handmade art.

Jewellery, textiles, and printed matter that sit close to the body and the everyday: worn-in fabrics, glass and metal findings, stitched details, and layered papers.

You’ll find small-batch earrings, soft textiles, zines, and prints that echo studio palettes and recurring motifs across mediums.

On availability & uniqueness

Most pieces in the shop are one-of-a-kind or made in very small batches. Glaze shifts, fabric frays, ink bleeds, and hand-cut edges mean no two works are ever exactly the same.

Because of this, availability changes often. New work is added slowly, in seasons and small drops, so it’s worth checking back whenever you feel like visiting the studio again.

Questions about the shop?

If you’re curious about a piece, care instructions, or upcoming drops, you’re welcome to reach out via the Contact page. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can from the studio.

For now, wander through the shop slowly, bookmark favourites, and return whenever you feel like stepping into Studioviralsneha for a moment.

Postcard series
  1. Pom pom pomogranet
  2. A girl in the woods
  3. Flower bloom
  4. big big orange shoes
  5. A flowers in the pot
  6. Fruits and flowers on the table
  7. Huge girl holding a little lovely heart
  8. Land of pottery

So all the following title given them., handmade little postcard series

This one feels like a little volcanic festival hidden inside midnight 🌋✨
The glossy dark base with the electric yellow splashes makes it look like molten lava dancing under neon skies. And the inside—those fiery reds, violets, and copper shades—feels like a secret galaxy cracked open.
“Midnight Lava Carnival” suits it beautifully.
It has both chaos and celebration in it.

Handsculpted bowl