What about that bowl?

What is it? A Sunday morning family brunch or an upscale dinner party at your home. An excellent and handy Fruit bowl enhances the appearance of your living space and as a decorative fruit bowl for the kitchen. It delivers a natural and rustic appeal to any tabletop. Imagine a rogue large bowl soaked in caramel and chocolate standing out on any table, whether it is for serving salad or hot food for a distinguished night or your everyday meal.

But wait, here is the catch, Is that bowl environment friendly? Does it contain harmful chemicals? Well you need to check that out every time the dinner is served. How about your favorite restaurant serving food in platters laden with harmful chemicals like lead and cadmium? sorry if that hits some nerve there.

Making entry into the ring the timeless beauty of Jaipur Blue Pottery for two very basic reasons:

1) Its environmental sustainable

2) Chemical free


Handcrafted by the traditional folks of Rajasthan using Indo-Persian art, it's both classic and convenient as you safely use it in the microwave and refrigerator. Floral shades of infused against the indigo background adds to the beauty of these bowls, it also adds value as all Jaipur Blue Pottery artisans use earthy sustainable methods, leaving no carbon footprint behind. The whole process of Blue Pottery is machine free, minor imperfection should not be considered a flaw of the innate craftsmanship.

Fill this bowl with fresh fruits during the holiday season, or use it as an elegant salad bowl for your Diwali dinner! This unique decorative bowl, hand crafted using Jaipur Blue Pottery skills will also make a perfect Christmas gift or a top up for your elegant home.

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Jaipur Blue Pottery


Location: 84/407, Chetak Marg, Sanganer, Sector 8, Pratap Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302033, India

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