Delhi's leading pottery designer Anju Kumar dips into a bright color palette taking inspiration from mother nature to bring the garden into your interiors. A self taught practitioner of pottery anju kumar has held 64 solo shows in a career graph spanning fifteen illustrious years. In these years anju has not only reached the houses of the who's who with her craft but also successfully handled turn key projects for hotels, restaurants, leading architects and art consulting homes. Apart from exporting her wares to Middle East ,USA, U.K ,Singapore her work also adorns five star hotels in the country.

Her label "Anmol Creations" creates art that;s sculptural, architectural and functional.

Her design purview covers every aspect of studio pottery. Urns ,big and small rendered in a thematic textural designs make you forget that the piece of art that you behold is created from mother earth .a painter par excellence she creates textures that feel like wood, matte, leather ,metal. Abstract art and graphic designs are other strong influences from tantric art interpreted on wood based panels with ceramic relief work.

Stepping beyond art that hangs on the wall she creates fine art for living interpreting the genre of Tribal art ,Egyptian art, Graphic art etc in a host of lifestyle products like lampshades ,tables, pillars, murals, urns thus breathing the beauty of nature in our lives.

Thus her creative outpourings cater to the connoisseurs who like to usher in art into their portals.

As the sharp sense of experiment guide this instinctive artist, extensive use of ivory, vanilla,and mocha and a monochromatic color scheme of pastels and neutral tones are deftly used to accentuate the pieces. For color there are pale blue, jade, peach to give a soft soothing and subtle effect. Traditional art forms meet contemporary, almost abstract experimental forms as her urns with bold motifs and rustic charm exude and understated elegance.thus the strokes of carvings in an otherwise linear and minimal collection set the tone for those modern day homes and offices that rest on the design idiom of less is more.