RAWALPINDI: In this part of the world, where the remains of Moenjedaro and Harappa provide the world with glimpses of centuries-old craftsmanship, the tradition of pottery is still deeply rooted.

Thrift store shelves often hide overlooked treasures. Knowing what details to notice can turn an ordinary pottery find into something far more special.

TUCKED behind a row of old shophouses along Jalan Ara in Kuala Selangor, Selangor, is a workshop that has preserved the art of traditional clay-making. It has withstood the test of time for three ...

People are increasingly opting for lessons on making clay vessels to change the way they cook... “People are increasingly opting for lessons on making clay vessels to change the way they cook. Besides ...

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The history of Bangladeshi pottery as an art form is an old one, dating as far back as the Mohenjodaro and Harappa civilisation. Some earthenware was found after the excavation of Mahasthangarh in ...

Dozens of households in a Binh Duong Province village continue to make traditional clay jars and pots just like their forefathers did. It is widely accepted that traditional craft villages are being ...

"The head is more than the center of the brain and thought; it is the place where the soul lives and must be protected," the artist says.

The centuries-old pottery profession of the Kumal community in Budhiganga Municipality, Bajura, is being revived with the support of the local government after facing near extinction. The municipality ...

When talking about fine clay pottery in Cambodia, one always thinks of pottery products made in Kampong Chhnang province. The province, located some 91 kilometers north of the country's capital Phnom ...