Product Description

Share the festive celebrations with your family and friends with our gorgeous PADMA set of 4 diyas packaged in our signature Indian Tijori gift box! Our special curated gift set includes 4 diya’s with the lotus flower motif. All blue pottery diya's are re-usable. These diya’s are made by our award winning artisan from Rajasthan specializing in blue pottery craft.

Make this festive season special and share the exquisite craftmanship of India in a beautiful and thoughtful way.

State & Craft: Rajasthan – Blue Pottery

Gift Set Includes: 4 diya’s

Material: quartz stone powder, powdered glass, Katira Gond powder, Multani Mitti, and Saaji.

Size:  L- 7cm, B-6cm & H-2.5cm / each diya

Disclaimer

Each piece is handcrafted & handmade with love and dedication by our artisans. Therefore, a slight variation is natural and inherent. Fragile product.

About Craft

Blue Pottery is widely recognized as a traditional craft of Jaipur. The name 'Blue Pottery' comes from the eye-catching blue dye used to color the pottery. The Persian Art of blue pottery came to Jaipur from Persia and Afghanistan via Mughal Courts. It was conferred with the Geographical Index status (GI) in 2008.

Jaipur Blue Pottery is one of the few pottery techniques in the world that does not use clay. The dough to form the pottery is made by mixing 6 ingredients, quartz stone powder, powdered glass, Katira Gond powder, Multani Mitti, and Saaji, and water.They are ground together and kneaded to make a dough. This is then moulded like a flatbread, sun dried, and finished with intricate motifs done with oxide pigments, as an underglaze. The glaze is applied as the last step before firing at around 800 degrees.

The craft became popular and became the special art of Jaipur from the early 19th-century era under the reign of Sawai Ram Singh.

Blue pottery today has become the common livelihood of the local artisans of Jaipur.

Check out our range of beautifully curated gift hampers for the festive season, handcrafted by our award winning artisan of Blue Pottery.