A hands-on workshop guided by master artisans where 1-2 experts lead you through shaping this iconic Rajasthani craft using age-old techniques and natural colors.
Ideal for: Tourist Groups | Art Enthusiasts | Institutional Events
Shaping the clay like mixture, painting it with natural colors, and experiencing the entire process of creating blue pottery is something you will never forget in Jaipur. Tourists can gain hands-on experience in workshops led by skilled artists, including award-winning craftsmen who have dedicated decades to perfecting their craft. Each stage helps you connect with the rich traditions of Rajasthan, from touching the fabric to painting the piece yourself.
Blue Pottery captures the very essence of Rajasthan's culture as one of its most beautiful art forms. Known for its smooth finish and striking patterns in blue, white, and sometimes green and yellow, this craft remains unique. It originated centuries ago from Persia and spread through the Silk Route and Mughal influences.
Today, Blue Pottery thrives in Kishanpole Bazaar and Sanganer, both parts of Jaipur, where artisans continue to weave stories with their creations. Unlike traditional pottery, this craft does not use clay but an exclusive mixture of quartz powder, fuller's earth, borax, gum, and water poured into molds, dried under the sun, baked in kilns, The pieces are then delicately painted using natural colors—brown, green, red, and yellow—applied with fine squirrel hair brushes. When fired, these pigments transform into the distinctive and vibrant shades of blue that define this unique art form.
If you find yourself in Jaipur, the best way to truly experience this art is by trying it yourself. At Dancing Peacock, you can feel the textures, paint your own prints, and create a handmade item that leaves you with more than just a souvenir — but a lasting memory. It's an immersive experience that invites you to slow down, connect with your hands, and fully embrace the essence of Rajasthan's craft traditions.
