Jaipur Blue Dish
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A rectangular dish raised on small feet, painted freehand in cobalt blue with yellow flowers, green leaves and curling white vines that fill it edge to edge.Its body holds no clay, only ground quartz and glass, a mix so delicate that few potters anywhere still work with it.
On a hall console it holds keys and letters, or it can stand on a plate stand to be seen.
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DIMENSIONS
MATERIALS AND CRAFT ORIGIN
THE WORTH OF A PIECE
Its worth is in the years of effort and patience it took to master the skill, and the generations who kept it alive.
Every piece is priced by the depth of its craft:
Rarity: the number of makers who still carry the craft.
Process: the stages, days and skill it takes to bring a single piece from raw material to finished form.
Material: natural stone, clay or fibre, often drawn from the land around the makers.
Age: how long the tradition has survived, for centuries and in some cases thousands of years.
Handwork: the hands a piece passes through, from shaping to finishing.
Origin: a GI tag where granted, India’s legal mark of where a craft belongs.
The maker: every price is set so the artisan is paid fairly for their mastery. A cheaper version of the same shape usually means someone was paid less, very often the maker.
CARE INSTRUCTION
SHIPPING AND RETURNS
Ships within Canada in 3 to 5 business days. Packed by hand, wrapped and sealed.
Returns within 14 days for unused pieces in their original packaging. Arrived damaged? Email hello@hoonar.ca with a photo within 48 hours and we'll get back to you.
