Khurja By Rahul Sharma

SCINTILLA SNACK BOWL

₹1,440.00 INR
Craft Type:  Terracotta Our fine terracotta is handcrafted in the heart of Maharashtra by gifted craftsmen, descending from a lineage of traditional kalakars. This art form harks back to the traditional uses of terracotta vessels such as to store water, to keep...
Rahul Sharma Blue Pottery Rahul Sharma I have been involved in the art of terracotta making since I was 8 years old. I hav...

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Handmade with locally sourced materials. Dimensions, weight, and finish may vary slightly because every piece is individually crafted.

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Khurja, Uttar Pradesh

Every piece that leaves my wheel carries a breath of the earth it came from. The blue is not just a color; it's the sky under which generations of my family have worked.

A third-generation ceramicist, Priya specializes in the traditional Khurja Blue pottery. She sources local clay and mixes her own glazes using age-old family recipes, ensuring no two pieces are exactly alike.

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How It's Made

Sourcing the Earth

Local clay is gathered, filtered, and aged to achieve the perfect plasticity.

Wheel Throwing

Each vase is shaped individually on a manual potter's wheel, relying on touch and muscle memory.

Sun Drying & Trimming

The pieces dry under the sun before each base is trimmed for stability.

Hand-Painting

Fine brushes carry intricate motifs across the surface using natural cobalt oxide.

High-Fire Kiln

The final firing vitrifies the clay and turns the oxide into a glossy azure.