A Tradition Molded by Time
Clay craft in India is perhaps the earliest of man's creations, dating back over 10,000 years. The skill of the Indian potter is evident from the excavation sites of the Indus Valley Civilization.
Uttar Pradesh: Colorful and sturdy glazed pottery, often used for crockery and household items.
Jaipur: A unique style that uses quartz stone powder instead of clay, known for its distinctive blue glaze.
Rajasthan: Intricate clay plaques of deities and rural life, baked in open fires.
Azamgarh: Noted for its shiny black finish obtained from a special clay mixture and firing process.
Kashmir: Glazed earthenware with rich colors, often used for decorative items.