Bhagwati Blue Art Pottery
Manufacturers & Suppliers of
"Jaipur Famous Blue Pottery"
Welcome to Bhagwati Blue Art Pottery , a dedicated website for customers where you can buy all the popular Blue Pottery items which are manufactured by Bhagwati Blue Art Pottery . Here you can buy Jaipur's famous Blue Pottery,
Ceramic Tiles, Pottery Knobs , Wedding Gifts, Corporate Gifts and
decorative items handcrafted by expert artisan Mr. Satnarayan
Prajapati .
Bhagwati Blue Art Pottery, is offering designer Blue Pottery
Range in reasonable prices to decorate your home. Bhagwati
Blue Art Pottery, a Group Artisans, offers a wide array of Blue
Pottery products, including trays, plates, bathroom sets, table
tops, pickle pots etc. These products have been excellently crafted
and carved in-house by skilled and talented craftsmen. These products are manufactured using supreme quality material at our company. You can use this product as a gift item also on a special occasion to your loved ones. We also assure timely delivery of our products.
Even though Blue pottery is basically a Turko-Persian in derivation, it is broadly acknowledged as a conventional craft of Jaipur. The term ‘blue pottery‘ originated from the startling Persian blue dye used to dye the ceramic. The famous Jaipur blue pottery that is created from Egyptian paste is cautiously glazed and low-fired. There is no clay used in creating blue pottery. The special ‘dough’ used for the pottery is made by combining powdered glass, quartz stone powder, Multani Mitti (Fuller’s Earth), gum, borax and water. One more resource declares that Katira Gond powder (a kind of gum), & saaji (soda bicarbonate) is also added as ingredients.
Blue Pottery
A few of this pottery is translucent and typically bedecked with animal & bird patterns. Since they are low fired at very low temperature, it makes them fragile and brittle. The choice of items is chiefly ornamental. For example, vases, coasters, ashtrays, boxes and small bowls are the options used for ornamentation. The color palette is limited. Blue color is derived from cobalt oxide and green color from copper oxide. White color and other non-conventional colors, such as brown and yellow are occasionally incorporated as well.
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