Dating back over 600 years, Khurja pottery flourished under Mughal influence as a major center of glazed ceramic art.

Fascinatingly, the town earned the title “Ceramics City of India” due to its dense clusters of traditional kilns.The craft produces colorful tableware, tiles, planters, and décor using hand-molding and painting methods.It is valued for vivid glazes, floral and geometric motifs, and durable craftsmanship.GI-tagged for its centuries-old ceramic techniques and region-specific glaze styles passed through artisan families.