Rozana Cheriyal Painting tag add here Blue Pottery includes a series

Blue Pottery includes a series of steps – the dough is prepared with raw materials like quartz powder

The brass exterior is carefully hand punched and cut by the Gadia Lohar tribe

celebrating the spring festival

You see the bright hand-painted artwork during the day and the light reflecting outwards through the tiny holes in the tholu lamps to add the calm and pleasant vibe during the evening/nights

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Rozana Cheriyal Painting tag add here Blue Pottery includes a seriesHand painted with Cheriyal art by Rakesh Ji, these colourful paintings add beautiful accents to a space, both indoors and outdoors. Cheriyal is a small town in Telangana, the place of origin for Cheriyal paintings and they often depict the 'everyday'. The earliest sight of these Paintings is found in the form of long scrolls of 40 45 feet to tell from mythical narratives to villagers day to day lives, these paintings depict it all and were used by