Brief Description
• Famous For: Vases, tiles, bowls, and decorative items.
Jaipur’s blue pottery is renowned for its delicate design and unique blue-glazed
finish. It’s one of the few pottery styles that use quartz instead of clay, making it durable and
distinctive.
• Location: Kripal Kumbh, Near Govind Nagar; Various shops across Jaipur.
Detailed Description
Jaipur’s Blue Pottery is one of the most celebrated crafts in India, known for its distinctive turquoise blue color and intricate floral patterns. Originating from Persia, this unique art form was brought to Jaipur during the Mughal era and has since flourished. Unlike conventional pottery, blue pottery uses a special quartz paste, making the items durable and nonporous. From vases and plates to jewelry and tiles, blue pottery products are a perfect blend of functionality and artistry.
Fun Fact
Blue pottery items are fired at a low temperature, which enhances their vibrant colors.
Did You Know?
Jaipur is the only place in India where authentic blue pottery is still made.