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Neerja Blue Pottery
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Neerja international came into existence in 1980 and kept growing just because of the hard efforts put in by Mrs. Leela Bordia. Now it has reached to a height where her work towards the “world of blu Read more about Neerja Blue Pottery
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Kripal Kumbh
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In late 60's Sri Kripal Singh Shekhawat, also known as the "Father of Blue Pottery" started "Kripal Kumbh", manufacturers, suppliers and exporters of Blue Art Pottery. The art of Blue Pottery came Read more about Kripal Kumbh
Blue Pottery in Rajasthan
The Jaipur blue pottery, made of fuller’s earth, is glazed and low-fired. Some of this pottery is semi-transparent and mostly decorated with animal and bird motifs. The range of items is mostly decorative such as ashtrays, vases, coasters and boxes.
Apart from the usual urns, jars, pots and vases, you can now find tea sets, cups and saucers, plates and glasses, jugs, ashtrays and napkin rings. The colour palette is restricted to blue and green from the oxides of cobalt and copper but white, yellow and brown have emerged too. The common motifs are inspired from Mughal era.
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Neerja Blue Pottery
S-19 Bhawani Singh Road, C- Scheme Ext , Jaipur, 302001 -
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Kripal Kumbh
B-18A, SHIV MARG, BANI PARK, Jaipur, 302016
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