Teracota art

The deities whose images appear on Molela terracotta may be part of the mainstream Hindu pantheon (Chamunda, Kali, Durga, Ganesha) or more commonly, regional divinities whose cults are rooted in animistic belief systems (for example, Nagadeva) or in folk legends. Scenes from everyday village life also make for interesting story-telling through clay. These narratives pan across different product categories like tiles, vases, toys and the increasingly-becoming-popular murals that are mostly…

This Terracotta Horse is made out of wall putty… a beautiful wall decor piece which can be used for hone decoration .

Form Design Studio designed a architectural bungalow in Indore which marries traditional family values of togetherness.

The Indi tales on Instagram: "Indian pottery is a living testament to the enduring spirit of creativity and cultural preservation. This ancient art form has evolved and adapted over millennia while remaining rooted in tradition. The diversity of pottery traditions across India showcases the rich tapestry of the country's culture. From terracotta to blue pottery, from hand-coiled pots to wheel-thrown ceramics, each style has a unique story to tell. To celebrate the legacy of Indian pottery…

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We chat to Bruce Rowe of Melbourne-based studio Anchor Ceramics, who creates beautiful, handmade pieces including sculptures, tiles, lighting & accessories.