Handmade Pit Fired Jewellery Ancient Pottery Technique India

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Handmade Pit Fired Jewellery

Discover beautifully crafted jewellery created using the ancient pit firing technique, a traditional process deeply rooted in pottery practices. Each piece is carefully fired in an open pit, allowing natural elements like fire, smoke, and minerals to create organic patterns and earthy tones.

No two pieces are ever the same, making every jewellery item truly one of a kind. The unpredictable nature of pit firing gives each design its own character, reflecting the raw beauty of this historic art form.

Lightweight and artistic, this jewellery is perfect for those who appreciate handmade craftsmanship and timeless techniques.

Product Features:

Crafted using traditional pit firing technique
Each piece is unique with natural patterns
Inspired by ancient pottery methods
Lightweight and comfortable to wear
Artistic and earthy aesthetic

Perfect for:

Everyday wear
Statement styling
Gifting unique handmade jewellery
Lovers of traditional and artisan crafts

Celebrate the beauty of ancient craftsmanship with handmade pit fired jewellery from Shambhala Art.

Dimension

Length (in): 12 INCH
Width (in): 1 inch
Height (in): 1 in
Weight (gms): 100 gm
Volume: -
Diameter (in): -

Each piece is individually handcrafted, and subtle variations in form, texture, colour, and finish are to be expected. These unique nuances are a testament to the artist's process, ensuring that your piece is truly one-of-a-kind.

Care

Dishwasher Safe : Yes
Lead Free : Yes
Additional Information: Store in a dry place away from moisture and perfumes. Avoid contact with water, chemicals, and harsh impact. Gently wipe with a soft cloth after use to preserve its finish and beauty.

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Rekha Ajay Dhandre

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About Artist

Rekha Ajay Dhandre is a ceramic artist known for her handcrafted pit-fired pottery, inspired by ancient firing techniques and the natural beauty of fire and smoke. She received her pottery training at Mahatma Gandhi Institute for Rural Industrialization. Her work reflects a deep connection to traditional pottery methods, where each piece...