I went from Japanese to African to Indian pottery making videos. It's all great work.

Thank you so much for this video. I visited a village of potters in Kutch in 2010 but did not know much about the process because it was a brief visit. This has answered so many of my questions. Thank you.

such a great tradition, Video was helpful.

fabulous detail - excellent film - congratulations

Beautiful and extraordinary skill.

Skilled people & hard working .

Wonderful! Thank you!

Sbabse sunder

I saw the older man and knew this one would be good, but it was way better than I expected and much more informative. I thought he would be a great pot thrower, and then you introduced me to a place and method in the world that I never dreamed of. Thanks, only the volume was a little low...but well worth the time. If you could include more footage it would be so much better, as someone suggested below-showing the firing. They are so tough too, my low back wouldn't take what they do all day long!

Thanks a lot! I love Kutch, DOM

may the lord bless their effort and skill

Super

Plastic and metal is unhealthy for humans and the earth. We should never have made plastics and we should not dig up so much metal. I would love to have some pots for storing grains, but until now, I have never seen any. It is really a big shame that potteries have closed down. I hope they open again. I wonder what they went on doing after the closure.

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3 breakage out of 300: that's some going! Authentic and edifying (except the bit about the plastic of course - but do I really need to mention that!?). ATB.

Very nice

Interesting, thanks

I would think they would be really secretive like other potter families because they would have to worry if people try to steal their secrets.

Very interesting. Feels as though more needs to be said. Would love to hear the views of the potters and see the firing taking place.

Great to see. It would really be worth getting a better quality camera for a bigger project though. Thanks

recipes of many indian medicated wines of ayurved calls for using ghee accustomed pots for fermentation and sometimes placing fermenting vessel in a bigger grain storing clay pot or burying in horse stables or burying underground near hearth ... none of these would be available in even the most traditionally manufacturing ayurvedic pharmacies of today ... clay pots sometimes have activated surfaces and so new wines made is unlikely to have exact same properties that wines made even 100 years back

Nice mashalla

does anyone know how I can properly cite this video in a publication?

I'd like pottery from there

nice

do they sell these

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mati vala ! inké tso vajé koumbar