Potter's magic

Blue pottery has always managed to fascinate me and found me craving for more. The unique form of art which hails from the Pink City was introduced to the country by the Mughals. Back then it lent its usage more as an architectural accessory but was gradually over time borrowed by the artisans to ornament beautiful pieces of adornments.  

These Persian blue dyed clay pieces uniquely blend the times gone by with a touch of modernity. The handmade motifs of flowers and animal designs only add to creating some strikingly magnificent pieces. Showcasing some of those…

And if this isn’t for you, then I have something quite funky to offer as well... 

Very light in weight
P.S. There are many more designs but not showcasing all here. You could drop me a mail if you'd like to see more of these :)  

From the times of Indus ...

'Earthiness', would be quite an ideal theme for the post today and that entwined with a touch of fusion, is really what I intend to bring alive.

Personally, earthy tones are my favourite and a sneak peek into my wardrobe would be a good reflection of that. I think they superbly compliment the already gorgeous Indian complexion. Infuse this with the perfect accessories and you are home, that’s really what I have in store for you today.

Each piece presented below is a unique fusion, a celebration of 'earthiness', be it through 'maati' (literally earth), wood, jute, or even brass and glass to create that, ‘this surely belongs to me' piece. The rest is for all to see…

Red n Black jhumkis with a touch of dull gold

The show stopper in hues of blue and gold

  

 P.S. These pieces are available in multiple colours and you know what you need to do to get one J