Handcrafted Blue Pottery Bowl with Vibrant Colors – Traditional Floral Design, Perfect for Décor, Serving, or Gift Giving
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Blue Pottery Cutwork Bowl
Elevate your home décor with this stunning handcrafted Blue Pottery Bowl. Featuring vibrant floral patterns and intricate detailing, this artisan-made bowl showcases the timeless charm of traditional craftsmanship. Its smooth finish and vivid colors make it perfect as a decorative piece or for serving snacks and small items. Versatile and elegant, this bowl is an ideal gift for art lovers or a unique addition to your tableware collection. Made with care and passion, it embodies the beauty of heritage art.
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Multan is one of the Indian subcontinent’s oldest cities of Pakistan. it has a rich history and heritage and is well known for its blue pottery known as KASHIGARI and its craftsmanship still alive. blue pottery or Kashigari is integral part of Multan’s traditional crafts and has a historical and cultural significance for the City of Saints. blue pottery enjoyed patronage of the royalty and was used as a utensils, decorative tiles and architecture. The mausoleum of Shah Rukhne Alam and shrines of Shah Ali Akbar and Shah Yousuf Gardezi that are located in Multan, all incorporate tiles exhibiting classic Kashi work, conspicuous in blue pottery. Multan is very ancient and historical city and is well reputed for its unique handicraft and blue pottery have their special encampment. This art have become the identity of Multan and popular all over the world for its elegant design, durability and uniqueness.in the central Asian states and in Arab realms, these art are approved and also praised no doubt. The art of painting this blue and white pottery have their exalted rank as excellent arts in Islamic way of life. in blue painting the clay in the basic element which is taken a specially from the rivers. the special blue color prepared from Cobalt oxide and copper oxide is a special technique and distinctive feature of the Kashi work. blue pottery is a microcosm of the Sufi mausoleum dotting Multan and Sindh. Its blue color inspired by the heavenly color preferred by Sufi Masters. its motives taken from Persian and Turkic calligraphy and miniatures .in the end of the making of this process very beautifully painted designs of blue and turquoise blue colors would be appeared to show the finest delicate style of the artist. Blue pottery these days is used in a variety of utensils including flower pots, lamp shades, vases, serving dishes, earthenware, dinner sets, pitchers, trays and soap dishes eta. Ceramic painting or blue pottery is an important cottage industry of Pakistan. The artwork is appreciated and purchased not only in Pakistan but it is also famous all over the world.
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