Concentric Lotus Wall Hanging Plate

Jaipur Blue Pottery Handpainted Concentric Lotus Plate

Bring a piece of Rajasthan's royal heritage into your home with this handcrafted Jaipur Blue Pottery plate. Made using a centuries old technique unique to Jaipur, this piece features a classic ivory glaze adorned with a hand painted concentric lotus medallion in deep cobalt-blue, radiating outward in layered rings from a central bloom, framed by a scalloped petal border.

Each piece is entirely handmade and hand-painted by skilled artisans, using a traditional quartz-based ceramic technique passed down through generations — no two pieces are ever exactly alike. The precise concentric symmetry and timeless blue-and-white palette make it equally striking as a display plate on a stand or hung as decorative wall art.

Why you'll love it:

• 100% handcrafted and hand painted by traditional Jaipur artisans
• Signature Jaipur Blue Pottery technique — glazed, not fired with clay, giving it a distinct glassy finish
• Timeless ivory and cobalt-blue palette that adds classic elegance to bohemian, eclectic, and traditional interiors
• Perfect as a display plate on a stand, serving plate, or hung as wall art
• Each piece has slight variations in painting — a mark of authentic handmade craft

Care Instructions: Hand wash gently with a soft cloth. Avoid soaking or dishwashers. Not intended for outdoor use.

Details:
Base Ingredients Powdered Quartz - Fine crystalline silica stone that provides structure Cullet - Ground recycled glass that melts during firing to create vitrification Fuller's Earth - A highly absorbent cosmetic-grade clay that adds minimal plasticity
Binding Agents Tragacanth Gum - A natural, plant-based water-soluble gum used to hold the raw powders together Sodium Carbonate - A fluxing agent that lowers the melting temperature of the glass components
Colorants & Glazes Cobalt Oxide - The mineral pigment responsible for the deep blue lotus and border details Lead Free Borosilicate Glaze - The clear glass coating applied before the final firing to ensure a glossy, waterproof finish