About

A woman with long black hair and red lipstick standing in front of a decorative mosaic wall with intricate patterns in white, green, black, and brown colors.

Whilst living and working in the City of London, I took up ceramics as a hobby and quickly fell in love with the craft and the hands on process of of working with clay.

Mimi Made This is now based in my home studio in Manchester, creating ceramics which embody the meeting of cultures and landscapes. Each form is simple, functional and quietly expressive - reflecting the dual rhythm of belonging to two homes. Inspired by the rivers and earth of Bangladesh and the calm craft traditions of Britain, my work carries a gentle dialogue between heritage and modern life. Through clay I build a bridge, between memory and making, soil and story, home and heart.

My work primarily focuses on functional vessels for everyday use. Each piece is thoughtfully shaped, usually thrown on the wheel, glazed and finished by hand - celebrating organic forms, earthy textures and the charm of slow-made craft. I offer one-of-a-kind ceramics designed to bring warmth, artistry and a touch of joy to your daily routines.

A ceramic bowl with blue, green, and beige glaze inside, surrounded by sprigs of green leaves and small purple berries.
A tropical scene with palm trees lining a sandy pathway under a bright blue sky with a few clouds.
Three ceramic coffee mugs with a blue and beige two-tone glaze, arranged on a white surface against a plain background.
A desert landscape with scattered leafless trees, dry grass, mountains in the background, and a partly cloudy sky.
Three white ceramic bowls with blue splash patterns, one stacked inside another, with a small branch of dark purple berries and green leaves on top, on a white surface against a plain wall.
A calm lake reflecting the partly cloudy sky and distant hills with patches of trees and grass.