Add a touch of elegance to your dining table with our exquisite oval decorative plate. Crafted from natural materials like Multani mitti and stone quartz powder, this handcrafted piece features a vibrant turquoise color and intricate floral designs. This versatile plate is a must-have for every home. Embrace the charm of Rajasthan and make your home stand out with this stunning piece of art.
Other Information
- SKU Code: KW_BP_00161_TQ
- Art Type: Blue Pottery
- Product: Plate
- Material: Blue Pottery - A blend of quartz powder, ground glass, saji, katira gond, and multani mitti.
- Dimensions: Length-26cms, Width-19cms, Height- 5cms
- Design: Floral design
- Color: Turquoise
- Weight: 550 gms
- Category: Decor
- Sub-category: Home Decor, Kitchen Decor
- Packaging Content: Blue Pottery floral design plate X 1
- Country of Origin: India
Features
- Origins and Influences Blending Persian Mughal and Rajasthani artistry Jaipur's blue pottery was introduced to India by Persian craftsmen with Mughal emperors in the 14th century Initially used for decorating mosques tombs and palaces it evolved into a distinct Rajasthani art form
- Persian Influence The craft characterized by Cobalt blue dye intricate floral motifs and vibrant blue and turquoise hues reflects Persian aesthetics Persian artisans brought their techniques and designs significantly influencing local artistry
- Mughal Era Flourishing under Mughal patronage especially during Akbar's reign blue pottery saw a fusion of artistic traditions resulting in intricate detailing and vibrant colors unique to Jaipur
- Evolution in Rajasthan In the 19th century Sawai Ram Singh II of Jaipur invited skilled artisans from Delhi and Persia adapting the craft to local tastes and materials under his patronage
- Unique Techniques and Local Artisans Jaipur's blue pottery uses a special mix of quartz stone powder powdered glass Multani mitti borax gum and water to create a durable smooth finish Local artisans incorporated traditional Rajasthani designs intricate floral patterns and geometric motifs with vibrant colors achieved using Cobalt and copper oxides
- Modern Day and Revival Due to industrialization the craft declined in the 20th century However various organizations and artisans have revived it Today Jaipur's blue pottery including vases bowls plates tiles and decorative items symbolizes its rich cultural heritage and is admired worldwide for its timeless beauty
