08/20/2026
Welcome to the Kohler MakerSpace, where new possibilities are uncovered, artistic visions come to life, and innovation through collaboration shines.
Artists are invited into our factories to explore, test limits, and expand their creative practice—calling on the industrial materials and know-how of our skilled craftspeople to push their work in new and ambitious directions.
This summer, that spirit of exploration brought pioneering ceramic artist Indrani Singh Cassime from Pondicherry, India, to Kohler, Wisconsin. Known for her work in traditional Anagama wood firing, and for pushing boundaries in contemporary ceramics, Indrani embraced the opportunity to utilize new materials and processes to bring her vision to life.
Inside our Wisconsin pottery—surrounded by Kohler mold makers, casters, and technicians—Indrani discovered new materials and textures, and a new way of approaching one of her favorite artistic forms: the moon.
The result was a collection of suspended "mood moons" rich with color, texture, and emotion—inspired by romance, nature, and human connection.
For Indrani, the artist residency wasn't just about creating new work. It was about discovering new ways of working, building connections across cultures, and finding fresh inspiration through collaboration.
As she put it: "My heart is fulfilled with all the work and people and good friends I made."
Thank you, Indrani, for sharing your creativity, curiosity, and artistry with us. We're honored to have been part of your journey.
View the "Earth Calling Moon" installation at the Arts/Industry Collective in Kohler, Wisconsin.