Karamdeep Sohal is a multidisciplinary designer whose practice celebrates her Panjabi culture and heritage through contemporary object-making. Her work explores the wealth of beauty embedded within cultural traditions, drawing inspiration from colour, shape, form, and intricate pattern. Through a thoughtful fusion of handcrafted and digital processes, Karamdeep demonstrates versatility across materials including metal and ceramics.

Each piece is informed by personal narratives and symbolic meaning, reflecting her connection to identity, memory, and belonging. By bridging traditional influences with modern techniques, she creates objects that honour heritage while engaging with contemporary design conversations. Her practice is rooted in storytelling, craftsmanship, and cultural pride, resulting in works that are both visually striking and deeply meaningful.

"Karamdeep’s designs are a representation of her Panjabi culture and heritage. Her practice aims to create objects that celebrate its wealth of beauty, informed by colour, shape, form, and pattern.

Karamdeep’s pieces are a fusion of handcrafted and digital processes, demonstrating her skills across a range of materials from metal to ceramics, each inspired by personal themes and meanings that celebrate the richness of her culture."