By Anam Hussain

Blue pottery is a traditional form of ceramic art that holds deep cultural significance in the city of Multan, located in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It is a unique and renowned craft that showcases the city’s rich artistic heritage.

Blue pottery is characterised by its vibrant blue and white hues, intricate hand-painted designs, and delicate craftsmanship. The art form dates back several centuries and has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans.

The process of creating Multan’s blue pottery involves a meticulous technique. The artisans begin by shaping the clay into various forms, such as cups, saucers, vases, plates, and decorative pieces. These clay objects are then left to dry before being painted.