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Shikha Joshi

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@potterybyshikha
studio potter Austin, TX 🍉 Reimagining possibilities from an electric kiln board member @thestudiopotter member @artaxis
  • Following 1.2K
  • Followers 55.1K
  • Engagement 5.01%
  • Avg comments 77

About Shikha Joshi

Shikha Joshi (@potterybyshikha) is an Artist creator on Instagram. The account has 55,082 followers and 422 published posts. Recent posts average 3,214 likes and 77 comments, an engagement rate of 5.01%.

With 55.1K followers, Shikha Joshi is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 1,219 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 45 followers per account Shikha Joshi follows. Shikha Joshi uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Shikha Joshi under a single category, Artist.

The Instagram bio for Shikha Joshi runs to 15 words across 5 lines. The bio mentions @thestudiopotter and @artaxis. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Shikha Joshi dates from October 2024.

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422 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Shikha Joshi, 5 are carousels and 5 are videos. No single format accounts for most of them. 422 published posts give Shikha Joshi a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 131 followers for each post published. Shikha Joshi also keeps 2 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 95 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include studio, kiln, clay, process and pieces. The captions tag #cone6oxidation, #electricfiring, #shikhajoshi, #brushwork and #glazing.

Lots of new work coming to this weekend. I will be and studio
This is Shikha Joshi, posting on behalf of The Studio Potter. I’ve been working in clay as a full-time ceramic artist for nearly three decades, and I’m honored to have recently joined the board of this publication.

While talking with a number of younger artists, I realized that many were not aware of what Studio Potter is and the role it has played in the clay community. Through this video, I wanted to share what this publication is about and what it means personally to me.

Studio Potter is a nonprofit sustained by memberships and donations. We’re currently in our annual drive to reach $10,000—if this publication has meant something to you, I hope you’ll consider supporting and helping it grow into its next chapter.
A quick video showing the process behind my brushwork plates.

#brushwork #glazing #cone6oxidation #electricfiring
#stcroixpotterytour
These and many more plates are heading for

Six months ago, around the time of Texas Clay Festival, I began exploring crackle slip on plates as an alternative to my usual brushwork. Ideas often come quickly when you’re on a show deadline—but rarely with the time or space to fully explore them. Still, I gave in to the impulse and took a chance on a few pieces.

When I pulled them out of the kiln, I knew the idea wasn’t fully resolved. It felt unfinished—half-formed.

So when my dear friends and fellow clay artists, Gaye Lynn and Michael showed interest in those plates, I felt a bit unsettled. How could I let them take pieces where the idea hadn’t been fully realized?

Their response shifted something in me.

They said there was something magical about seeing work in the midst of exploration. That while an artist may eventually arrive at pieces that feel complete, these in-between moments—the tentative, uncertain ones—carry the story of that journey in a way nothing else can.

It was a powerful lesson. One I now find myself appreciating in the work of others. Thank you Gaye Lynn and Michael for always teaching me new things in the sweetest of ways.

These plates come from that space—of searching, of not quite knowing, and of allowing the process to unfold.
Just had some exciting pieces come out of the kiln. See you May 8th, 9th, 10th
I will be and studio
Visit our website to view the Shikha Joshi Ceramic Spotlight online! #shikhajoshi
Visit our website to view the Shikha Joshi Ceramic Spotlight online! #shikhajoshi
I call this style of foot the “Oki Doki foot” because the idea came from a participant at a workshop I taught in upstate New York last summer. As I was making a coil to add to an organic rim bowl, a participant asked, “Why don’t you make the foot the way you create the rim?” That made me pause and think—yes, why not?

From that point on, I said goodbye to the coiled foot and have been making the Oki Doki foot ever since. It’s one of my favorite things about teaching: I often get as much, if not more, from the experience as the participants do.
#cone6oxidation #organicedges #rusticpottery #wabisabi #handbuilding
These double walled bowls, saggar fired in an electric kiln.

Read on for information about the process.

These pieces were saggar fired in an electric kiln. If you would like to learn more about this process I will suggest book called Saggar firing in an Electric Kiln". It gave me a good fundamental understanding about the process which was a great starting point for my personal exploration.

Images 1 to 6 are made with a low fire clay white/red clay, bisqued to cone 06 and then saggar fired to 07.

Images 7 to 11 were made with a mid fired black clay, first saggar fired to get some markings and then glazed and fired to cone 6 oxidation.

Some FAQs:

Why am I using an electric kiln when I could fire it in a pit /raku?

I don't have a raku kiln so that option doesn't exist for me. As for pit firing, living in Texas we find ourselves perpetually under outdoor burn ban so I had to explore this option of firing in an electric kiln.

Do I get smoke in my studio and how does it impact the elements?

My kiln is well vented so I haven't ever seen smoke but I can definitely smell something burning so I fire the kiln when I am not in the studio. As for the elements, I am keeping a firing log with the program and the firing time, to study the long term impact of this process on elements. According to Jolanda, if one steers clear of salts then the impact on the kiln is minimal. I have now done about 130 firings and the firing time hasn't changed even by a minute. Another artist from Belgium who has done this for years mentioned that saggar firing at lower temperatures has minimal to no perceptible impact on the elements and so far I concur.

What combustibles do I use?

Mostly hay, wood shavings and some saw dust.

Is the surface food safe?

I seal my low fire saggar fired pieces with. According to their website, this sealer, when used in accordance with their instructions, makes for a perfectly sealed surface deemed food safe by stringent European standards. (They have detailed information available on their website) That said I still prefer to use it only for dry snacks.

Hope this information helps.
Here is a quick reel showing how I use rocks to create a rustic surface in cone 6 oxidation.

#rustic #cone6oxidation #electricfiring #skuttkilns #yunomi

Shikha Joshi's engagement

Shikha Joshi's engagement rate on Instagram is 5.01%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 20 followers. An average post collects 3,214 likes and 77 comments, close to 42 likes for each comment.

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Who is Shikha Joshi?

Shikha Joshi (@potterybyshikha) is an Artist creator on Instagram. Shikha Joshi uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Shikha Joshi runs to 15 words across 5 lines.

How many followers does Shikha Joshi have?

Shikha Joshi has 55,082 followers on Instagram (55.1K). Set against 1,219 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 45 followers per account Shikha Joshi follows. 422 published posts give Shikha Joshi a moderate archive on Instagram.

What is Shikha Joshi's engagement rate?

Shikha Joshi's engagement rate on Instagram is 5.01%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 20 followers. An average post collects 3,214 likes and 77 comments, close to 42 likes for each comment.

What does Shikha Joshi post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Shikha Joshi under a single category, Artist. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Shikha Joshi, 5 are carousels and 5 are videos. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Shikha Joshi repeatedly use the words studio, kiln, clay, process and pieces. Shikha Joshi's captions carry hashtags such as #cone6oxidation, #electricfiring and #shikhajoshi. Shikha Joshi writes those captions mainly in English. Shikha Joshi keeps 2 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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