Faces in Clay

In the village of Chak Daulat, Punjab, pottery is tradition—passed down through generations like prayer beads. But Sunbal, the youngest in a long line of pot makers, doesn't just shape clay into bowls and urns. She sculpts faces—women's faces. Wrinkled, smiling, grieving, defiant. Each one tells a story no one else dared to speak aloud.When she secretly submits her work to Clay & Co., a prestigiou...