Blue Pottery Cone Wall Planter Floral Design Style 9 Gaya - Stone & Wood More often than not borders

More often than not borders or Pallus (end piece of the Saree) is woven separately and attached to the main fabric using some precise techniques

with artisans often learning the techniques and designs from their ancestors

" a testament to unparalleled quality

This is an Exclusive GI Tag Product From Rajasthan

Iron items were introduced in 1991

Blue Pottery Cone Wall Planter Floral Design Style 9 Gaya - Stone & Wood More often than not bordersJaipur 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 colour 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