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Terracotta Glaze Vase
Thrown on the wheel in Khurja, then glazed twice for a soft, uneven sheen.
Pottery from Khurja, block prints from Jaipur and brass from Moradabad, bought directly from the families who make them.
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Scroll to walk through the set. Each piece is available on its own, or as part of the table.
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Thrown on the wheel in Khurja, then glazed twice for a soft, uneven sheen.
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Solid teak, hand-finished with oil. Carry it from the kitchen to the garden.
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Cotton printed block by block with natural dyes. Each run is slightly different.
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Carved from a single piece of mango wood, sealed with food-safe oil.
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Glaze vase“We learn the wheel from our father. The glaze we still test by eye, one piece at a time.”
Clay, teak and brass are bought from known sources. We visit before we order.
Wheel, loom or chisel. Each maker works in their own rhythm, without a moulding line.
Kiln, oil or polish. Pieces rest until the finish is even all the way round.
Each piece gets a number, a maker card and cloth wrapping before it leaves the studio.
Tap the stack to read the next note from a customer.
“The vase sits on our dining table and the light does something new every evening.”
“The runner arrived wrapped in cloth with a card from the weaver. It felt like a gift from them.”
“We lit the brass diyas this Diwali. Two years later they still look as good as the first night.”
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