Introduction

Blue Pottery is a traditional art form, renowned for its vibrant blue hues and intricate craftsmanship. Inspired by Persian and Turkish artistry, this craft blends Eastern design with Indian aesthetics. Crafted from quartz, fuller earth (Multani Mitti) and borax, blue pottery is known for its eco-friendly composition and glossy finish from Cobalt oxide. The motifs are often inspired by nature, which brings delicate floral and geometric patterns to life. From elegant diyas and vases to decorative plates and bowls, each piece reflects timeless artistry. Natriel offers a wide range of Blue Pottery products in different sizes, colours and designs which add heritage charm to any place.

 

Blue pottery trace its roots to Persia and Central Asia where Turkish and Mughal artisans' perfect art of glazed ceramics. This art reached India during Mughal Era and flourished under royal patronage as a Persian technqiue merged with Indian artistry. In 1727, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh I invited artisans from Persia to train Indian craftsmen and flourish this art form. Later, Sawai Ram Singh II built Jaipur School of art to encourage artisans to improve their skills. Blue pottery art has become symbolic of the Jaipur art landscape, which is a blend of Mughal and Persian influences that highlight Rajasthan’s craftsmanship.

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