Pottery and sculpture exhibition organised

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Updated At : 02:49 PM Mar 03, 2026 IST

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Saupin’s School, Sector 32, Chandigarh, organised a vibrant pottery and sculpture exhibition showcasing the remarkable creativity of students from classes III to XII. The exhibition featured an impressive collection of handcrafted items, including beautifully designed pots, artistic birds, imaginative witches, and various other sculptures made from ceramic clay. Each piece reflected the students’ originality, patience, and craftsmanship. The student’s creations were fired in the school’s own kiln, giving them a professional finish and durability. The display beautifully demonstrated how traditional art forms can be nurtured within the school environment. The exhibition was widely appreciated by the parents and staff. Principal Surita Sharma applauded the workmanship and dedication of the young artists.

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