Molding the Earth into Art!
Pottery Town, Bangalore
This place is great for the creative mind, to run wild on the clay art molded into simple plain vases, kulhads, diyas, pots, pans, etc. Move along the street that evokes rustic charm with small houses lining both sides of the narrow street of earthenware. This 100year old town located in the heart of Benson town has had families residing here since the reign of the Mysore king.
This pottery market is famous for its festive demands for its eco-friendly clay Ganesha during Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, and wedding seasons.
If you are a DIY enthusiast then this place is a must-visit. You can also be a spectator to catch a glimpse of how potters are crafting their magic on the wheel.
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