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Product Details
Product Details
Handcrafted from natural clay, this miniature Dikka celebrates the pottery traditions of the Garo community. Inspired by the earthen vessels traditionally used for brewing and storing Chubitchi (rice beer), it carries a story of shared heritage and hospitality. Once part of gatherings from Wangala to weddings and birth celebrations (Chu Janggi), this piece brings cultural charm and a touch of heritage to your space as a decorative accent.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Product Dimension
Product Dimension
Height: 10 cm Diameter: 6 cm
Manufacturing Process
Manufacturing Process
The art of black pottery is very unique since these artisans make and shape the pottery purely by hand and very minimal use of mechanical equipment. The artisans have been collecting raw materials viz. Black clay from the Sung Valley in Jaintia Hills, which is collected once in a year. GI tag was awarded to the Larnai pottery, also known as black pottery, from Jaintia Hills. This distinctive craft, characterized by its use of black clay and serpentine stone, highlights the rich cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship unique to Meghalaya.
