how to make clay pots in indian style

[@TheShubhamprajapati]

Proud to be a "Prajapati" or "Kumhar" Few of my family members are still into pottery Job..😃

[@rishabsingh9325]

Shubham Prajapati did

[@minhajshaikh9054]

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[@bimalvaria513]

Shubham Prajapati Hi Shubham. We are potters based in mombasa, Kenya. We have been doing Pottery in kenya for past four generations. Would like to know more about your family members who do the Pottery work.

[@goravgodara1444]

What a great work

[@geetarani2390]

In m no by

[@zirkiao]

This craft is dyeing now, earthenware is actually the healthiest cookware to make food. We need to evolve to include these pots in our daily life.

[@peacebeontoyoutoo5632]

Alhamdulilah wonderful talent ,,thank you for this beautiful video

[@hafizasaira7862]

Allah ne Kya khob ap logo ko tarki di hvi h shabash bhi.

[@gauridarnal6110]

I love pottery work it is a hard work. We should help them😘😘

[@rajabhai5432]

hats off to these pot makers. in summer we use these pots to drink cool water.

[@Howtoterracotta]

big thank you sir

[@vinays.b6692]

raja bhai fuggy5dsda0wrtytggt5yjyggbnmyfszdre2 tkljy vs Australia and I was 21st of the day of 086 7d

[@mitaligajjar2129]

Yes and change it every year.

[@DESIBOY-fe7nm]

Indian potters are one of THE best potters in the world

[@alichaudhry8911]

great yaaar kya bat hai ALLAH pak tumhain taraki dy ameen dil khush ho gaye 😍😍😍😍😍

[@Howtoterracotta]

big thanks you bhai jan

[@alichaudhry8911]

wellcome brother

[@djdndcjfnfjfnnf4930]

Good luck today is One ☝☝☝👍👍💪💪💪💪

[@mittikebartannirmata5814]

💪Hard work 💪💕 💕God bless you dear 💕

[@aarkln]

In this internet era those brothers must form a group online and sell their products and should live prestigious life. I am a mechanical engineer. I try to do everything with machine. But look at these brothers, they are using mind, body, and a simple tool. They are pride to my country.

[@insertgoodname4809]

At first I thought, "wait, what is he doing. The pot is already finished. He's just ruining it." Then as I kept watching... "My god the finished shape is simply exquisite!"

[@harafangle9473]

Bahut mhenatt hai waheguru ji chardi Kala vich rehe ghumar kamaar vich barktt paeo

[@enjoylife5161]

Thanks bhai, ye mehnat dikhane ke liye ye hai khun pasine ki kamaee

[@shashisingh2100]

मिट्टी के बर्तन बनाते देखना बहुत अच्छा लगता है, गर्व है आप पर 😊👌👌

[@pushpalathashanmugam1010]

Skillfully job very interesting our traditional good job pro Thank you

[@sebastiandsouza1286]

Pottery is God's own work. This is awesome.

[@brijesh.prajapatibrijeshpr5904]

Wow very nice

[@BevHamm]

True artist! I enjoyed watching this special clay pot video!

[@savitar7374]

Wowwwww..amezing...we proud of u bhau

[@GBSheridan]

Very beautiful result. I would love to have one of these.

[@worldnaatcollectionamatulm9516]

A big like for you very hard work MashaAllah

[@GArtStudio1858]

मुझे गर्व हैं प्रजापति पे। ❤

[@baljeet50]

GOD BLESS THESE UNSUNG HEROS

[@himmatprajapati2151]

Wah Prajapati ji Wah very nice

[@hanyart4094]

Salute to your hard work...beautiful art of your hands

[@deepalib3096]

Nice to see pots made in Indian style

[@adrianoleuzzi2217]

Potenza della.materia e dell'abilita' umana!!! Complimenti all'artigiano e all'autore del video!

[@eskileriksson4457]

Superb craftsmanship.

[@questioner113]

Thank you. Very interesting to see how the original wheel-thrown from is so skillfully transformed. Also interesting to see how confidently the crack was repaired. Could you also post (in the description) some details about which region this is from?

[@YTwaleBaba]

Great art. Very nice

[@artongAB1971]

This is a cool thing to do...it so good.I like.

[@احوالمسافر]

واہ کبہارا واہ

[@DKNemGaming]

great wwork

[@bajangngejreng4758]

Is The best.💯👍👍

[@namitapal1633]

Ek number Bhai ji

[@indumathi9486]

It requires great skill to create such things such beautiful things which are eco friendly ... friends try to use these and help our pottery friendy

[@Angarayan]

Great dexterity. May the Universe bless you guys.

[@paramjitkochar1704]

Bhot hard work krna parta h to make bartan Tb hi we can get slam sir aap Ki hard working ko

[@GreatGatling]

It's the age-old way of doing things by highly skilled artisans and craftsmen

[@kemalaprasadprajapati8864]

Very nice and beautiful

[@arunsharma-ze1sl]

We should drink clay pot water in summers because fridge cold water slowdowns the metabolism of our body while claypot colds water as per environment by evaporation process .

[@jasegerald1019]

Thats......... extremely wrong

[@myth-termoth1621]

How dry is the clay allowed to get between the wheel throwing and the impact reshaping process?

[@madhavig1395]

1994

[@FlamingUpholstery]

Wow what amazing work! Would it be alright if I used part of this video in an upcoming presentation on paddle and anvil pottery? I would be sure to credit your work and provide a link to your video

[@ChocolatesMorewithShruti]

Ye video Dekh k Kabir das ji ka Doha yaad aa Gaya... गुरु कुम्हार शिष कुंभ है, गढि गढि काढैं खोट। अंतर हाथ सहार दै, बाहर बाहै चोट।।

[@reshmalokhandwala1083]

very hardworking men

[@Lochlanist]

Question. Why are they formed so differently and them smacked into shape? Why isnt the start off form closer to end product?

[@sheep1ewe]

My guess it´s for weight reason, the clay need to be a bit dry to not collapse when one need thinner the walls (possibly their womans carying lighter things on their heads in it, or one need to move them often for other reson) that´s why the are made in 2 steps it hink.

[@AbsurdlyAwkward]

the clay cannot hold the final shape when on the wheel not unless it was thick but that would make it heavy. its done in these steps to be quick and efficient to make more pot with less problems then they bang it out like that when the clay is harder and able to hold the shape better. if the clay were thrown that thin on a potters wheel like theirs it would surely collapse 80% of the time. it seems silly but it works and its so much faster than coil building

[@sheep1ewe]

Yes, this method must hewe been tried out for hundreds of Years i guess, so i think they know exactly what they are doing.

[@StuninRub]

Because the person on the wheel isn't skilled enough to bring the pot closer to it's final shape.

[@asmi227]

AbsurdlyAwkward I have done pottery on a modern day wheel and I can say that even on them you can't make this thin pots, they will definitely collapse.

[@kalpanathangarajah7051]

Wow!!! Amazing job. Sooooo beautiful.

[@nationaliste007]

First I thought he messed up but the result was amazing

[@tuttymeilianni3784]

Amazing work

[@barkingdoggai]

Really works of art and usefulness.

[@sapnasrivastava1111]

Hats off to u... really u have done a wonderful job

[@NationalMaths785]

Great job brother... God bless you all

[@sudeeptasamaddar7329]

Loved the idea of the pot stands.👍

[@vidyamore999]

shbad aapure padatil yanchyasathi .... khupch mehnat ghetat he .. lokanni kahitri shikave yatun..

[@zainplays1092]

Very hard working man

[@dk143song9]

very nice I am Dinesh Prajapati

[@jenniferhale5409]

Splains my life..He is the potter, i am the clay. Mold me and make me, after Thy way.

[@namiraghanchi90]

Wow ise kehte kamal

[@VillageFoodCookings]

ویری گڈ ویری نائس

[@jntu1996]

Too good

[@morganlowe3353]

but the pots were started w a wheel. its still great to watch. love humans. those menare talented. i feel blessed to be an American but I sometimes wish I was from a rich culture closer to the earth.

[@taliao1973]

Morgan Lowe 😅😅😅

[@ilaadmo2812]

Azael Gomez you haven't travel the world so shut up and keep your head up your arse

[@jerrywhidby5259]

Both have their pros and cons. India has one of the largest populations of enslaved people in the world. img.washingtonpost.com/wp-apps/imrs.php?src=img.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/files/2014/11/Screen-Shot-2014-11-18-at-13.35.52.png&w=480 1.1% of 1.252 *billion* people are enslaved. That's almost 14 million people. To put that into perspective around 11 million enslaved Africans were brought to the Americas (North, Central, and South America). There are parts of their culture I find interesting. Such as this village that makes bridges out of tree roots so they are not washed away during monsoon season. www.atlasobscura.com/places/root-bridges-cherrapungee Being closer to the Earth can also mean not having sewer systems too. If you want to connect with the Earth then go out and explore nature. Heck dig up some clay, let it soak for a week in water, run it through a sieve to remove rocks and roots, and dry it on a slab of dry plaster. Viola you have clay ready for pottery. Find some cow patties, and you can fire your clay too. Your culture is you. Make it interesting. You come from a culture that built an amazing country in record time that rivals many much older countries. People from this country have reshaped the world in incredible ways. I might envy India in the fact that the people seem to be more connected to each other, but then again there are cases where women have acid thrown in their faces for refusing a man's affections. Yeah I think you have the whole grass...greener...other side syndrome. The reality of living in India would probably fix that. Perhaps you'd meet someone who practices Tantrism, and they will sacrifice you to Kali. Can't get much closer to the Earth than death. This isn't meant to disparage the Indian culture. I'm just acting as windshield wipers on a foggy window. I just want to give you a clearer picture of India. Which is a great country overall I believe. It just isn't all Bollywood and gurus. It is also ranked as the 61st poorest country in the world out of 185 countries. www.gfmag.com/global-data/economic-data/the-poorest-countries-in-the-world?page=12 I wonder which inescapable caste they would place you in?

[@theepicpeguin]

+Ila Admo you shut your mouth. I have the Fucking internet. Sit your ass down

[@ilaadmo2812]

Azael Gomez it is ppl who put information on the Internet they put what they want and leave out what they don't want, not until you travel and see for yourself you'll know so you get up off of your arse and go see for yourself

[@Professorvapes]

fantastic guys you have talent

[@mukeshprajapati2563]

वाह भाई बहुत अच्छा मै भी कुम्हार हूं

[@jovanport]

one of the great pottery of all time india and china

[@Howtoterracotta]

yes india soil is great

[@dougl945]

Van Aquino India is not known for pottery greatness.

[@praveenpravee163]

👌👌👌👌👌👌👍

[@amritajones3818]

Very talented

[@verynicemanjarekar7345]

wow very nice pots

[@TubaFatimaMehndiArtist]

how mch hard work they do . hats off!

[@harisbhattibhatti9519]

So hard work

[@MK-yi6ye]

એલ્યા ફાટી શ્યુ!!😅 અલબત્ ઘણું સરસ..🙏आइए हम सब ऐसे मिट्टी के बरतन ख़रीदें ओर इस्तेमाल करें जिस से की हमारी परंपरा जीवित राहे..

[@maitreechowdhury1030]

Can anyone plz tell me the name of this process in which he is making the pots by hammering.

[@Kumahar.6]

❤❤❤ nice

[@jollyjoystories6456]

சூப்பரா பானை பண்ணிட்டாரு

[@ernestodeleon3362]

😱😱😱

[@devinderkumar8738]

Bharat ji bravo.... thanx u for creating channel...we will help u ....

[@Howtoterracotta]

Thanks for supporting

[@danielgarner6708]

Clearly the pot is slapped much thinner. There will be good reason for this...probably to do with firing and the properties of the finished pot...or maybe they just like slapping pots.

[@liawatson5789]

Daniel Garner They hit it to make it paper thin so water can cool down in it faster because these pots are to store water.

[@marialurdes7666]

Lindo trabalho muito difícil e estranho🙏🏼🙏🏼🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@k_ldrarik_ldrari2734]

Parece que na roda é mais eficiente. Assistindo no 2x o som parece uma música tribal rsrs.

[@denispellegrin1008]

Savoir-faire impressionnant des artistes .Merci

[@ngrtheexplorer]

Only 1 person do it...i mean 1 pot will finish by 1 person itself n not by two people for single pot. And we never use any machines for doing it. Grandpa rotate the wheel by using lengthy bamboo stick. I'm also from pottery family. I grow by seeing it from my childhood in my family. I appreciate their hardwork n feel proud for being a pottery family.

[@preethi3644]

great work......nice video

[@ahmedsamavia8422]

Wow great 👍

[@paramjitkochar1704]

Kon c place h inda ka Ye jithe bartan ban rehe h sir

[@VIDEOEPPO]

I think they are making a smaller pot made on the wheel to a bigger pot by tapping with hand. Correct me if I am wrong

[@narikbegijanofff5966]

Wooow so good

[@TalesFromTheBlahSide]

supreme throwing skills. i hope he never getting his fingers caught in that wheel though.

[@mahendrapardeshi4528]

Haaaard work

[@faridkhan6315]

Bhut mehnat krte h ye log

[@محمدحمودي-ذ2ت]

ربي ارزقهم.وعطيهم والصحه والعافيه 🌼🌹🌻🌺

[@ritamariamoreno6327]

Coisa mais estranha parecia que estava duro mas vai batendo e parece mole bom trabalho 👏👏👍🙏🌞♥️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@aryanchoudhary3262]

very good art of making clay pot..i love to drink ghade ka pani

[@ashukumar-im2cz]

Sachi Seema ji

[@ashukumar-im2cz]

Hum bhi banate h marketing

[@govindmalav8643]

Wah

[@rajeshwaribackiyaraj9743]

wow! spr Anna ......

[@Avendesora322]

Does one get dry hands from working with pottery?

[@pareshprajapati7916]

Superb.... 🇮🇳👍

[@siberianhusky4477]

But very shame that we never got improved our skill through out the generation., skill was just passed on to next generation but learnt any improvement in any traditional skillset., that’s where we always lacking behind

[@kumartechnical2501]

Very nice

[@avinash9776]

drinking water from a clay pot in summer time beats cold refrigerated water all the time. the water has a earthy flavour that just makes it awesome to drink. plus its cool. no need to refrigerate water.

[@paramjitkaur531]

Bahut mehnat ka kam salut u itne mehnat karte ho waheguru ji bless u aap ke bartan bahut veke

[@darshan5726]

Pot is for drinking water. Even during summer you will get pretty cold water than typical steel, or copper pot...