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RE: Exploring Multani Blue Pottery | Kashigari
This blue color looks really beautiful. It is not surprising that this traditional art was able to survive for many centuries. However, I thought that blue pottery was now manufactured on an industrial scale with the help of machines. I was wrong, everything is still done by hand, which adds a special value to the products.
This is a really thorough and informative article. I like to learn about the customs of other countries. Thank you. 😀 Your people have something to be proud of.
As far as I know, it is still made by hand.
Thank you for finding it informative. "It was like bottling a river in a tumbler."
I had to omit so much information to keep it readable and maintain concentration spans. Articles like these are the hardest to write. I did another edit an hour before, but I just can't seem to be satisfied... lol
I hope that people find it interesting and relevant. 🤞
You are right. Sometimes I write articles on popular science topics. Preparation of such an article can take two days.
It's worth every minute spent if people find it even a little interesting too. That's my aim whenever I write such things... But then it's all subjective :)
You, on the other hand, have quite a large audience that finds your work interesting.