A traditional handicraft of Jaipur, Blue Pottery has its origin in Turko-Persian. The impressive cobalt blue dye widely used in the pottery makes it known as Blue Pottery. In Jaipur, Blue Pottery is made out of a similar frit material to Egyptian faience which is glazed and low-fired. The pottery is prepared by blending quartz stone powder, powdered glass, fuller’s planet (Multani mitti), gum, water, and borax. Some of Blue Potteries are semi-transparent and are decorated with unique and attractive animal motifs. Blue Pottery items include vases, coasters, ashtrays, boxes for trinkets, small bowls, etc are used to enhance the decorum of interior in residence, buildings, offices, etc. Today, this art is an industry which is a source of income for many people living in rural areas of Jaipur. Now, this traditional design has been also been adopted in making tea sets, cups, plates, glasses, jugs, saucers, and napkin rings. Near the farm, there is a place where a renowned group of villagers specialized in Blue Pottery with whom you can learn this typical and classic art of Rajasthan. Experience the wonderful art of Blue Pottery with the skilled local villagers and learn new techniques they are using in this art.