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Craft & Tradition · Haryana
Earthenware including the traditional surahi (water pot), made by potters around Jhajjar.
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Jhajjar's potters are known for clay water pots that keep water cool, a craft passed down through potter families.
Potters throw the vessels on the wheel, decorate them with incised or painted patterns, and fire them to a porous finish.
Earthenware including the traditional surahi (water pot), made by potters around Jhajjar.
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