Blue Pottery Wall Hanging Plate 8 inch Style 23 Manjusha Art Handwoven in the town of

Handwoven in the town of Pochampally in Telangana

with bold outlines and intricate detailing

the unique designs and the use of vegetable dyes distinguish Bagh prints from other regions

Multiple Firing Process: Khurja pottery undergoes 2-3 firings

the saree is a symbol of timeless beauty and meticulous artistry

Blue Pottery Wall Hanging Plate 8 inch Style 23 Manjusha Art Handwoven in the town ofJaipur Blue Pottery is a traditional craft of Rajasthan, India that has been recognized as a GI product. The pottery is characterized by its distinctive blue and white designs, which are created by hand painting or stencil work on a white ceramic surface. The blue color comes from a unique glazing process that involves using a mixture of quartz stone powder, powdered glass, borax, and gum to form a frit, which is then applied to the pottery before