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Terracotta Process I

by

Prof. Bibhudutta Baral

These decorative pots add to the décor of many hotels and homes.
The earthenware is baked, molded and glazed by the potter.
The commonly used earthenware called “Mutka” is used to store water.
These kind of pots are used for cooking purpose as ‘Chulla”.
Traditional diyas used during Diwali.
Decorative horses grace the lawns and the alfrescos.
Earthenware with a different shape to break monotony.
The versatile clay gives birth to different shapes and sizes of earthenware.
The malleable clay enables the craftsman to make a variety of designs.
The elephant designed in terracotta.
The natural colour of the terracotta is commonly maintained for aesthetics.
The elephant designed in terracotta.

These decorative pots add to the décor of many hotels and homes.	The earthenware is baked, molded and glazed by the potter.	The commonly used earthenware called “Mutka” is used to store water.	These kind of pots are used for cooking purpose as ‘Chulla”.	Traditional diyas used during Diwali.	Decorative horses grace the lawns and the alfrescos.
Earthenware with a different shape to break monotony.	The versatile clay gives birth to different shapes and sizes of earthenware.	The malleable clay enables the craftsman to make a variety of designs.	The elephant designed in terracotta.	The natural colour of the terracotta is commonly maintained for aesthetics.	The elephant designed in terracotta.

Introduction(Picture Content).

These decorative pots add to the décor of many hotels and homes.

The earthenware is baked, molded and glazed by the potter.

The commonly used earthenware called “Mutka” is used to store water.

These kind of pots are used for cooking purpose as ‘Chulla”.

Traditional diyas used during Diwali.

Decorative horses grace the lawns and the alfrescos.

Earthenware with a different shape to break monotony.

The versatile clay gives birth to different shapes and sizes of earthenware.

The malleable clay enables the craftsman to make a variety of designs.

The elephant designed in terracotta.

The natural colour of the terracotta is commonly maintained for aesthetics.

The elephant designed in terracotta.