Colorful abstract art installation with painted doughnut-shaped objects and incense sticks.

‘BURNT’ is a collaboration between artist Sunil Pawar and Ceramicist Stolen Form

Hand crafted ceramic skate wheel incense stick holders using a traditional production process of slip-casting. They have been hand spray painted and gloss varnished.

Each ceramic earthenware wheel is a one-off artwork. Colour palette will be the same, with unique paint stroke variations.

Supplied with colour coded hand stamped boxes and Tissue paper

3x Variations:

DARK GREY
PINK
GREEN

Top view of a pink ceramic fire alarm pull station with a small hole in the center on a light gray background.

Close-up of a pink and orange rubber duck toy viewed from above.

Close-up of a pink skateboard wheel with neon green and gray spray paint designs on a plain white background.

A small cardboard box with the text 'SUNILPAWAR STUDIO' and pink paint on it, surrounded by several colorful marble-like objects on a white surface.

Close-up of a black and white marble-patterned ceramic vessel on a plain light surface.

Top view of a round, black, and gray skateboard wheel with white paint splatters and a central hole.

A cardboard box with a pink paint stain and the text 'SUNILPAWAR STUDIO' printed on it, surrounded by marbled pastel-colored candles on a white surface.

Top view of a spray-painted green and black skateboard wheel with speckled pattern.

Top view of a colorful ball with red, white, and blue paint splatters on a white background.

Close-up of a candle with abstract, colorful design in shades of green, blue, black, and white, placed on a white surface.

SUNIL PAWAR

Sunil Pawar is a London-based artist whose practice explores identity, resilience, and cultural memory through painting and research-led processes. His work holds a sense of endurance, suggesting bodies and minds navigating constraint, momentum, and survival.

Informed by a foundation in DJ and sound system culture, sport, and street aesthetics, Pawar’s visual language sits between bold traditional portraiture and vibrant abstraction. Considered marks, symbols, and forms behave like signals, transmitted, interrupted, and received. He is renowned for his exploration of the nuanced parallels between historical sporting pose and the timeless themes of battle, survival and resilience.

His multidisciplinary practice moves fluidly between institutional contexts, galleries, and public-facing collaborations, bridging art, design, fashion, audio and future-facing technologies.

Collaborations include Junya Watanabe, Comme Des Garcons, Paris Saint Germain FC. Clown Skateboards Yoshio Kubo, Carl Craig, Levis, Converse and BALS Tokyo.

Pawar has exhibited internationally, including The Tate Modern, Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Roma, Stern Pissarro Gallery, and Somerset House.

Artworks in the permanent collection of the Wellcome Collection, London.

At the age of fifteen, Pawar walked into the North London studios of Soul II Soul with a school bag full of paintings and sold them all. This early experience set the blueprint for his practice. Today, his work continues to fuse disciplines while maintaining authenticity, craft, and cultural relevance.

STOLEN FORM

StolenForm is a concept brand that specialises in replicating industrial objects, transforming them into ceramic products for the home.

Christian, the designer behind the brand has long been inspired by the urban environment; journeying through the streets led him to notice the ubiquitous and foundational features of a city that are so often overlooked: a brick, a manhole cover over a drain or a piece of piping could be reclaimed and elevated to a new level of function and aesthetic value. From here the concept of the brand was born.

Works sell in outlets worldwide, including The Saatchi Gallery, The Design Museum and The Royal Academy shop.

Each product is individually handmade in Stoke-On-Trent using the traditional production technique slip-casting and finished in a variety of on-trend gloss colours.