Introduced via Persian influence during the Mughal period, Blue Pottery developed as a distinctive low-temperature ceramic tradition.

Fascinatingly, it uses a unique quartz-based body instead of clay, giving it its glassy finish and vibrant blue tones.The craft produces tiles, vases, bowls, and décor pieces with floral and geometric motifs.It is valued for its glossy surface, striking cobalt colors, and hand-painted detailing.GI-tagged for protecting its unique quartz composition techniques and hand-painted ceramic style.