There’s something instantly magnetic about Jaipur blue pottery. That deep cobalt blue, the hand-drawn details, the smooth glaze. It pulls focus without shouting. What was once a niche collectable now ...

Traditional Indian craft has been passed down from generation to generation and is still practised in different parts of the country. Kot Jewar, a village from Rajasthan is known for its blue art ...

Imagine a type of pottery that is cool to the touch, glossy in appearance, and delicately ornate. Blue Pottery is one of India’s most celebrated traditional crafts. But beyond its striking visual ...

Multan, the cultural centre of southern Punjab famous for its sufi shrines, cotton and sohan halwa, is also a hub for the craft of blue pottery. Blue pottery enjoyed patronage of the royalty and was ...

Jaipur, the pink city is the capital and one of the most beautiful cities of Rajasthan. It is renowned for its copious specialties, the roots of which can be traced back to the rich and diverse ...

Whether ultramarine, cerulean, Egyptian or cobalt, blue pigments have colored artworks for centuries. Now, seemingly out of the blue, scientists have discovered a new blue pigment that uses less ...

In the northeast of France’s clay-rich Alsace region is the village of Betschdorf, which has been producing its signature salt-glazed, gray-and-blue pottery for hundreds of years. But only a handful ...

At a time, when the state is all out to promote skill education, the traditional art of blue pottery in Jaipur is likely to disappear due to its falling demand which has created disinterest among the ...

Crafted in clay: The art of pottery in Delhi It all started with the arrival of the Pathans to India. Though traditional village pottery in the form of utility ware would have existed before that, it ...

At Delhi Blue Pottery's Ceramics Fest, a kaleidoscope of creativity unfolded, showcasing expertly crafted pottery adorned with whimsical animal themes At Delhi Blue Pottery's Ceramics Fest, a ...