Pot Making With CLAY; Amazing Talent of Indian Potter in Village / Small Scale IndustrieS

Pot Making With Slime; Amazing Talent of Indian Potter in Village using mud and wheel / Small Scale Industries
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[@game_maniac2404]

This potter deserve the some part of money earned from 30+ million view of the video.

[@robindegu7294]

i think so too

[@pajeetsingh]

He was paid Rs 500 or so that is it.

[@THE______TRUTH]

Slime? Are you high? Thats clay.

[@fucktwelve6774]

Not yet

[@zatoichi3134]

soft clay or daiso is used for 'slime' making in arts and crafts and school projects, it usually hardens up after 24hrs, sometimes called butter slime.

[@facebook-bq5xh]

Fma

[@cb-mr7cs]

Ay... Here to see a slime pot but it's just more clay.

[@nyakwarObat]

The Truth 😆😆😆

[@johnwells9089]

🤯 This is priceless, ancient ART! Sold for daily utilitarian use, this Man should be a National Treasure!!!

[@Sumit-Sh]

The thing is there are so many like him

[@federicosagun4615]

Imagine he supplies decorative pots for all hotels and resorts. He can be rich. Nothing can compare to a hand made craft than machine made. Well done sir. Salute to your talent and hard work.

[@kumarpremakumarprema4254]

🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍

[@shamaafrin4031]

20 million views , and from these views not a single penny will go to this person

[@andrewj3177]

F Wish the uploder at least provide address of craftsman, so some good samaritan might send him stuff

[@neetalabh6192]

True

[@nicoles8176]

I was thinking about that I hope and wish this channel will donate some money to him. He’s working so hard and I’m sure he’s selling it for very little I’ve been to India and I love those hard-working people.

[@kashanamin1177]

@@nicoles8176 the house

[@shobhajayavanthshanbhag6745]

Very very difficult job. Already started using mud pots for cooking and buying directly from these people, without bargain for single rupee. God bless them.🙏

[@amarorangel9747]

Oii

[@TrabajosL3on]

Saludos ✌️y bendiciones! 👍🙏🔥

[@ggkutty1]

Great thought

[@MM-bz7lo]

@little princess vlog it is hardwork. Just don't seem like because he is doing it with such ease. But the truth is its very hard if a normal person would try to make it.

[@1982masood]

Bro make an Amazon account for them.. If u can

[@thecommandsofmysoul7293]

இந்தியாவின் இதயம் இந்த மனிதனிடம் இருக்கிறது! எத்தனையோ பேர் நோயற்ற உணவு உண்ண காரணமான இவனே! ஆரோக்கியமான இந்தியாவை படைக்கும் மனிதர்களில் ஒருவன்! இந்த மனிதனின் வாழ்க்கையை ஆரோக்யமாக்க யார் ஏதாவது செய்தாலும் அவர் இறைவனின் அன்பை பெருவது உறுதி!

[@vasukumar7397]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@supriyajena5647]

They are working so hard to earn their living. They should get the deserving money for this hard work. May God bless you.

[@DanielDaniel-hd5me]

Supriya at the end of the day his sweat and hard work will only make the middle man rich unless the uncle sell directly.

[@rupalibhojani1680]

But we always bargain with them always

[@manshingparmar3594]

@@DanielDaniel-hd5me बंऔबंज

[@mmmssbb23]

Working hard, but not working smart. Thats why they are still in poverty. Its not their mistake actually, the government & district officers incharge should guid them properly to prosper.

[@adityasahasranshu7503]

Next time don't buy from Amazon and don't bargain.

[@madimec]

It doesn't help him by just putting up his video. Please mention the address so that interested people like me can go up to him and buy his items.

[@user-apurbamodak]

Good.. Agar sare log mitti ke bartan use karna shuru karde to 80% bimari khatam, lekin log modern culture ke nampe dbidesh ko hi follow karega.... Indian culture best culture hai, haar indian lathke aao aur real bhartiyo bano, indian product use karo desh ko aage le jao sathme sust raho...boycott foreign country company and product.... "Swadeshi andolan 2.0"💪💪💪💪

[@imaginx806]

That's if he wants his address to be mentioned.

[@mr000hunter000]

Its 342 mumbai lane next to the candle stick maker

[@BigButtocks967]

Great comment a a great idea.

[@sochedorg5775]

Can you please give us or Write his Address we buy from direct to support his business thanks

[@laurieomoore94]

That's a horrid title. It isn't slime; it's clay.

[@fernanditaluiz2591]

Yes. Cause it's a direct translation from the regional language to English. This happens with most Indian languages.

[@onserfdez7958]

Correct. Clay has been utilized by mankind for around 9000 years.

[@muhammadshabbirhassan9387]

Remove female profile picture not allowed in Islam Follow Islam because no salvation without Islam Read Quran ALLAH your creator is talking with you

[@amarakbaranthony2028]

Doesn't matter. Every white person visiting India used to get called Angrej. Lol

[@spyralspyder]

Slime is a trending word on KZbin

[@insideafrica...7482]

He is an hard working man, and very creative in his work , with consistency and dedication , more wins I wish you man

[@nandinirajak8814]

Aese logo ko dekh ker sabko sekh milti hai God bless him 🙂

[@luciatat4084]

I can see he works hard every day...may God bless him!

[@dot7107]

Yeah, all 7 mil of them! LOL

[@connyberg5665]

God doesn't give a shitabout him or anyone else

[@gladtidings4all]

That is not called slime! That’s clay

[@johnknowing-zr8de]

gladtidings4all you must be a Democrat The "slime" word was so you clicked on it stupid Yep Fake news tricks you quickly

[@tihzho]

mixed with cow poop

[@sorensouthard927]

"with slime" honestly if you've been alive you know what clay is.

[@chachireads4070]

high

[@tonyrossi3151]

Thinking the same thing.

[@chloegianna3837]

Absolutely beautiful, I hope his back is okay.

[@chiefonelung3416]

Back in the early seventies I lived in a village in South India. I used big water pots like that sitting in a bed of sand in the corner of my house because the evaporation kept my drinking water cool in that hot climate. I am 72 years old now and I long to return back to that Village again. I hope this virus ends so that I may return one more time in this lifetime. I learned so much by living there for a few years with a host family in Kabisthalam in Tamil Nadu India. I love the people dearly and the culture.

[@dansharov6828]

I hope this man got paid for this video! (I highly doubt it)

[@64siskat96]

Dan Sharov same

[@MetalMusicManiac]

If it's monetized

[@Howdyx-ui7uk]

looking by the title "slime" no.....

[@andybarry5315]

Yep.. I hope so too

[@MaskedGuyCh]

Why would he get paid? He's just working as usual, it's not like the video uploader disturbed his work. Plus, his payment comes from selling the pots.

[@scarletth8211]

He works so effortlessly even while standing. I've done some pottery on a pottery wheel (sitting) and getting the technique down is not as easy as it looks. He's really talented to be able to make those so quickly too

[@sartreplagiarizedmyunborns9104]

I don't see what makes you (and the uploader, because of the title) think that his craft is some sort of talent. If anything, it is one of the most evident manifestations of lack of talent I've seen, because he evidently practised the exact same repetition for decades. You see these fast-food cooks in KZbin videos cooking, well, really rapidly, and other fast craftsmen-and-women alike; if decided upon an immediate glance, one might think that such people really must be gifted to be able to work so rapidly, but I assure you that's not the case. There is nothing impressive in repetitive work. Imagine repeating the exact same motion for eight hours per day for decades (to me an absolute nightmare), being thus deprived of all chances to explore the world, and allowing your weak self to be exploited by those who are better than you. One day, during your old age, you have the luck of having some evidence of your craft released to a broader audience, which is in no way accustomed to what your work implies (thus they will disclose awe); after that, you yourself might think that you're quite amazing, if your intellectual incapacity hadn't already deluded yourself to think so, but that's not the case. Unintelligent people find some sort of fulfillment, it appears, from repeatedly doing insignificant things.

[@nazinnazeri5434]

Scarlett H it don’t look easy anyways

[@lyn_7835]

Same it took me weeks to make something even recognizable

[@sangsawangvilai1502]

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[@shweta9809]

Give him some money you earned by his skills on KZbin

[@ExpandVision1]

It's time to support these hard working people instead of encouraging MNC. I love abd respect your hard work.

[@citizensane1426]

Same size without measuring. No tools. Amazing Quality Control. Kudos Bhai saab.

[@anderswl916x2]

This guy should start a channel. This is so satisfying to watch, what a skillful worker 👍

[@lilpenguin530]

Anderswl916 X he can’t , he doesn’t have internet

[@karthigeyank.4694]

First industrialist in world...

[@a.iqubal4351]

He should be gifted with leg driven wheel so that his work becomes easy.

[@vinitverma2438]

Hmm i thought the same

[@kerrystone7375]

Reading some comments, people saying give him an electric pottery wheel? He's been using a manual one for years by the looks, and doing just fine. An electric one would be useless to him as he's probably got no power source to connect it to, which complicates the whole process. Sheer hard work and determination is what has lead to these beautiful peices of art, what he needs is support and kindness, also for people to buy his wares so he can continue his craft.

[@nyakwarObat]

What the fuck would electric shit do apart from add a bill he doesn't need considering he just worked on a couple of pots, probably faster than some guy with an electric doodah? They be crazy

[@fordguyaj5581]

If he just put a hand crank on that wheel it would be much easier for him

[@indrainfinity2814]

No power source to connect?

[@ushyamamoto7098]

Kerry Stone and for a person who probably is old and never works out looksnin great shape and can really move why u think Americans are fat and ugly lol they want a machine to do everything for them

[@ThatsNotMyPirate]

I think what people really mean is at least give him a wheel that has a pedal to spin it. What he is doing here is amazing sure but look at the way he is standing. If he has one with a pedal it would save him a lot of back pain.

[@vaibhavk008]

Salute to this hardworking artist pls respect and never bargaining when purchase

[@coronarahul]

Awesome comment. Have seen so many people haggle with such artisans. It's a shame. Those very same ppl go to a pizza hut and splurge as if the world's gonna end tomorrow

[@John-tp6fs]

Depends

[@prajaktaparte9469]

Correct 👍

[@beingwoman9270]

true

[@yodaydyxz1752]

VDK yes I just give what they ask sometimes more, their smile is priceless

[@blackhawk8678]

Excellent. He preserved the ancient skill of pot making.

[@petergarcia8225]

Now are we all glad we created the internet, to save and take in the knowledge and history. To record things and skills through time and not just loose it through time. This may may be just pottery to some, but just imagine what we have recorded from a 400 million year old earth. Nothing but a grain of rice.

[@SRINURingtones]

My father and my grandfather make pots.. I am from family of potters and I proud to be in..

[@manjunathsr9634]

i am also

[@qaswarafraf5447]

Harry Potters? Get it? It is a joke.

[@bahrain7274]

WAVE NATION is Harry Potter your cousin ?

[@lakshmanch4517]

I am also from potters

[@leonelcarita]

Are you like Harry's cousin or something?

[@love_crafts_gifts6593]

No machine, no measurement but perfect in size and quality...... hat's off for their hardwork..... you are the real heroes....... do support them

[@babu-ks6hv]

Bro how all those products comes without actual measurement ? U have idea ?

[@joshina3121]

AMAZING THEY DESERVE RECOGNITION ♥ No electricity nothing purely handicraft ♥ respect

[@shakasase]

Profits made by third parties from millions of views of a truely hardworking artist, who is the real earner of these profits.

[@iblacka1]

Who do you think the fifthly rich and do they they give him any!

[@bik7083]

Imagine what electricity could do for this very talented man! The way he has to stand bending forward must make his whole body ache.

[@loganbradford2343]

Maybe if he had electricity he could film his craft with a decent camera and post it on KZbin.

[@TrabajosL3on]

🔥Saludos✌️ y bendiciones! 👍🙏

[@Five_31]

Imagine having to specifically search for handmade clay vase because handmade vase results only shown diy cardboard vases.

[@marvelousyouth4650]

Wo pyaar ni aapaega

[@terrystillabower7356]

The pottery would not be the same quality. But he could use a foot powered wheel.

[@annerow]

Kudos to grandpa. If i bend like that for a long period of time, standing back up would be very painfuly slow and excruciating though i’m only in my 20s. This man is awesome. I hope he gets plenty of customers.

[@plauditecives]

What makes him a grandpa? Your age is showing.

[@tamerathuma3533]

I agree. My back hurts just watching.

[@jonahdelainch2848]

Its was apart of their diet

[@JohnSmith-rr8gt]

You have a 💓 of gold

[@Palaniappan.7837]

You'll get better over time girl..

[@itsmemuskansheikh7864]

Sach mein ye log bahut mehnat karte hai apne parivar ka palan paushan karne ke liye salute 🙋

[@dl2310]

Thank God for your strength, creativity and skill. This is life.

[@Soapartisan875]

A true artisan ... but backbreaking work of being bent over almost constantly ... beautiful, simple, handcrafted clay pots I hope these cultural arts are never lost .. sending him lots of blessings

[@brigitteg8547]

Recognize and appreciate talent when you see it....Great skills man

[@hafiyehamitoglu6733]

8 .

[@silvermediastudio]

Anyone with basic motor skills could learn this in a few days, and be pretty good in a few weeks.

[@Angel-wh6uo]

CAn I GeT ThE N PaSs

[@Dhanuksharma2735]

Bhagwaan aapki sabhi kamnao ko purn kre........ God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sukhpreetsingh2332]

Nothing to say speechless for this working man Your making video of hard working man instead should help him he don't need advertisement of his work he need help ,he need improvement in his life I don't know how I do it but surely when I may become IAS in future then I will do atleast one deed for people like you

[@safelinefleet6633]

There is a huge difference between clay and slime. Please appreciate the difference between the words and choose the right one.

[@catherinebailey9594]

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[@terriatca1]

Maybe their first language is not English? Even google translate gives goofy words at times. You are a judgemental person.

[@guriach5571]

Exactly

[@dm2878]

don't like it....move on....you saw the image before clicking with pots

[@madrabbitwoman]

The person writing the titles probably has English as a second language and it is a difficult one to learn. Mistakes happen.

[@aishwaryanonu74]

I salute his hard work. How long it takes to make a pot but it takes a moment to break. God bless him good health. He is doing hard work instead of begging.

[@69cheesyfries]

does this potter get the credit earned by this video? amazing work though.

[@ginjupallypranavaaditya7202]

yes

[@rafiqkatana]

Nope he doesn't.

[@templeviewgate]

A black pot with wide mouth and rotund shape is auspicious in any house and consuming water with copper glass improves oxygen levels in blood. It helps in feeling light and spirited to work with vigour and zeal. My mother always used ro tell me...I miss her as I see this video ..the pots remind me of those wisdom words.

[@umapatel948]

We can help them by buy Clay pot in this summer season.

[@mahamudabdirahman5566]

Uma Patel I love indains ❤️

[@ColoradoLocalMF]

Where do we buy it?

[@nathiyam8905]

Uma Patel s I bought it for my family in this summer 👍

[@pommes2133]

Your head looks like the moon

[@Mohammadali95482]

Uma Patel AND SLIME!!!!!

[@seijghdelfierro4405]

May God blessed this man, hardworking fellow.

[@navalmaru7315]

Right!!!

[@archanabavakar7082]

Aprtim

[@gayathrikr8201]

Really very hardworking people... God bless them... Utube channel should support such people....

[@gainimadhu2109]

A humble request: Instead of refrigerators buy pots from such people.. It Improves your health Saves such lives Saves environment Saves economy It may be little discomfort, but not much as this potter🙏🙏

[@6.9millionviews63]

Shut up. Fridge can do a lot more than stupid pots.

[@MasalaCurryChannel]

Here in US, it will be called unbelievable talent.

[@DhirajKumar-lp4xs]

really

[@saarza9991]

Everyone knows you are Indian

[@noneshere]

That wagon wheel is the latest technology. We've come along way from carving dirt mounds with a protractor 1st. Bet he gets that clay delivered from Amazon too. 😄

[@Verbally.autistic]

Because we dont take pottery classes in high school nor have such things like pottery designers.

[@AR-ws1gr]

@George Burns where I live the clay is fine. The red brown is my favorite but the really light is nice too.

[@adrop7120]

I don't feel sorry for him but PRIDE, He is a genius even having bundle of bone, He efforts for his hardworking Earning..... ❤❤

[@ddawg3230]

He can take pride in his work, but I dont know what pride you can feel to know that your fellow citizen is highly underpaid for his work.

[@barbarasingh8708]

God bless these guys, great talent

[@JannyMaha]

I admire not only this man's talent and dedication to his work but also every muscle in this man's chiseled body! You can see his muscles activating with every move 🥰💪💪🏆

[@Gustavo-fm2vm]

Patrick Swayze would’ve been proud of this guy for sure.

[@SnazzyBoxx]

Indian Potter and the Goblet of Clay

[@piparoni4842]

...that is a harry potter refrence... i know one when i see one!

[@deepacid7718]

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

[@MrZer000]

*slime

[@rgw1380rw]

🤣

[@dusty4102]

This made me laugh way too much

[@lesterjennings4044]

I'm glad some still remember most of us have forgotten and should not have,you make that look so easy.

[@abhijeetbagade6388]

Let these potters earn so much that their kids become commissioners and politicians.....

[@bm8292]

One gets hypnotised by just watching the mud turn into something useful by the skilful hands of a ordinary poster. Good work

[@sanpendima]

He is the man of hard work and no support. I salute him. I request govt to support and enchourage family inherited skills.

[@alexisamtosta]

The government??? Lol. Mate, sadly the institution that less support people is the government. More likely the government will support a corrupt politician earning 80,000, dollars/euros/pound, etc than this man.

[@nathiyam8905]

san pendima I bought a pot to my family, v general public should take some action

[@itscasper4787]

India is underdeveloped and the government is braindead

[@throwawayaccount2485]

you can't inherit a skill.

[@GamingTaylor]

Why should the government support him? If it was in demand he should be able to sell enough to make a living and support himself.

[@chandruskc]

His body is ripped like a well trained athelete. 👌🏽

[@jamesbarnhart1232]

I wouldn’t want to cross him. lol

[@Torahboy1]

He slices off clay at the start just using his fingers! It’s astounding that he can make these pots identical without even checking them against a wooden profile jig. He probably works six or seven days a week for at least twelve hours a day, and sells his wares to a merchant for a few cents each. We in the west forget what real hard work and poverty are. If this guy falls ill he earns nothing. I’ll bet he lives in a two room shack with his extended family. Works hard. Saves up whatever he can so his kids can go to school and have better lives than he can hope for.

[@adrianm.6926]

I think with 17 million views, it would be nice to buy this man a “motor” to help him with not having to use a “stick” to spin that wheel.

[@robertbrown5129]

They like their traditional way more

[@BikashDas-hl1si]

@@robertbrown5129 aà

[@ayrtontroches5784]

Be surprised if they offered him anything close to what he deserves

[@moonflower5553]

But what if he can't afford to run a motor?

[@mmaa3279]

Now 23 Millions

[@korrythatsme1356]

Lots of respect for the That’s a Hard working man and his beautiful craft❤️. GOD bless him and his family, Amen.

[@connyberg5665]

God is busy making sure the Patriots win the Superbowl

[@donaldtheduck6073]

Reading that genuinely put me in a bad mood.

[@WarriorOfPiece]

I think he believes in Ganesh...

[@nilswerner6320]

Oh No. A god fetish

[@PHARRAOH]

so much skill and such a hard working man. I hope his wife and kids are proud of him. Peace be with you sir

[@omsaimayur6475]

Pot water is more cooler than fridge naturally... everyone should adopt the olden tradition again... because it is all natural.. 🙏🙏

[@marybevan5152]

Clay.....NOT SLIME :(

[@sausagesquash1911]

Its probably for more people to watch it

[@ancientgambler3561]

Actually, mud.

[@Mohammadali95482]

slimey clay

[@chetan9211]

3:24 notice .....How he find the hole in that fast running wheel to rotate it again .....Amazing talent 👏👏👏👏

[@roopaacharya8243]

Old is gold....Government should help them...🙏

[@EATINGADDICTION]

Everyone should buy some,, hardworking man

[@nikitaperrigill1028]

So much talent everywhere💜! & all that work done manually, some of us are so spoiled! I love clay pots!

[@akprajapati6067]

Thanks Nikita

[@nitin9837560]

I strongly Agree with your line " Some of us are so spoiled"!! I would say "most of us"!!

[@kermitthefrog9879]

Ahem slime pots

[@JuliaB1955]

Don't feel bad. There have to be appreciators in order for there to be artisans.

[@manojparasher1980]

. 1

[@chandanpaul2418]

Bhartiya Sanskriti. Awesome 🙏🙏🙏 Jai Hind Jai Bharat

[@seemakhan1209]

Really ye hai orignal artist Hattsoff this wondrfull artist😲😳

[@SmallScaleIndustries9]

thank you

[@prabhuprabhu7139]

जय हो ब्रह्मा जी,जय हो श्री यादें मां की,जय हो प्रजापति समाज की। एक प्राकृतिक कलाकारी। सृष्टि के रचयिता श्री ब्रह्मा जी का आशीर्वाद।

[@WhoTheHellIsJohnsubscribe]

And here I am having problems making hotdogs on a modern day stove 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@sheehanramdeyal8505]

I appreciate honest people like you.

[@Nicktombing]

...

[@iconico2367]

WhoTheHellIsJohn Suffering from Success 😪

[@Steve8624]

WhoTheHellIsJohn that’s actually pretty sad

[@goat9295]

Stove? What kind of fancy house you live in? I just use the microwave because I'm lazy.

[@billieshomies8381]

You’re getting millions of views from this video. Please do something for him

[@janettecoleman2357]

Yes, GREEDY IS SO UGLY!

[@keramikarishtana]

Thanks to the master. Although it is difficult to make pottery with their own equipment, they are masters of their craft. It is impossible not to be amazed. Good luck with your creation, don't get tired!

[@technicaltips7329]

3 pots in single shot 😂. Proud of our indian potters

[@linkbombchu168]

I have great respect for the man. But how can you be proud of something you yourself have contributed nothing in? Stop bragging with other people's hard work.

[@nikemko9038]

This gentleman has amazing skill. Thank you for this video!

[@lovpreetsingh3096]

Kisan to neeche v koi katagiri rehndee hai punjab de thugg choro.

[@GreatGatling]

Pure skill from ancient times still kept alive by unwavering dedication! I’m amazed at the kind of bearings that the wheel is spinning on, might make Leonardo da Vinci envious.

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

Talk about back breaking work! I applaud these artisans!

[@thanarajanz5186]

Govt should promote these products instead of liquors... The hard work should be recognised.

[@linkbombchu168]

What is this thing with Govt should do this, Govt should do that. You are the society, you should be the ones taking care of eachother. Not the government

[@armygirlbts1372]

Hotel Mein waiter ko100 rs tip de k amiri ka dikhawa karte hai,2000 ka bill ban jata hai khane ka Aur baher aa k en hard working logo se 10 rupayaa ka bhi bhav mol karte hai. sabzi,fruit wale bechaare puri garmi, sardi mein khade rehte hai Aur essse he unke Ghar ja gujara chalta hai .dikhava jiada aur ensaniyat to hai he nahi. I salute these hard workers. I respect you.

[@AmpHibious]

They are beautiful. I have worked clay on a wheel once before, but it was child's play compared to this. pottery is an ancient skill. we must respect the modern masters who keep it alive.

[@ashtonduda9971]

I made a similar pot with 1hour with a professional. Does not seem like a masterful skill by any means .

[@PujaSingh-ib6bn]

Please support hardworking people like this. So beautiful

[@devishakthi9968]

మట్టి బొమ్మలకు ప్రాణం పోసి. రణరంగానికి నడిపించిన.శక కర్త శాలివాహనుడు వారసులు మీరు. కలియుగ భూలోక బ్రహ్మలు మీరు.

[@p.r.t7420]

Amazing! That’s a tough profession when you don’t have all the high tech equipment. God bless this man and his family! Lots of respect.

[@sagarnaliyapara4660]

My family is Potter and today after watching this video I'm proud of my grandfather and grandmother who were working really hard when I was child and watching them doing this 🙏🙏😍😍😍😊😊😊

[@cooldude4888]

You're a wizard Harry

[@mandeepsingh-px3xq]

sagar naliyapara that's wonderful :) It's really unfortunate that plastic pots have come to be in higher demand in the cities. Bangalore has a whole area named after potters (Potters' Town), but because of shrinking demand, all that's left of Potters town is four or five potter families, and they don't want their children to continue this profession for obvious reasons. Perhaps the last generation of potters that we're witnessing.

[@kevinmader1069]

You're a Wizard Potter

[@nyakwarObat]

Everything is energy manifest ing in different vibrations

[@abrahammoraleslerma9989]

El es mi vecino

[@Adam-rg2gt]

If I am a president of a country, I would have to assign development budget for talented citizens and those who create their own technical trade. We know that every government creates jobs for it’s citizens. And most of these citizens have some level of education and skills, and many of them cannot create their own trade and business. Why not a government cannot encourage those talented people who create their own trade. On my own understanding I see this man as great men who is productive. The modern world needs talent people like him.

[@anilsinha4968]

Eco friendly products which,we use in rural India. These potters are now becoming scarce and are to be found in remote villages.

[@KETANRAMTEKE]

You should definitely consider donating some amount of this video's earning. He deserves it, and it will be great help for his family.

[@sharon932]

If he sold his art in short North Columbus Ohio, he'd be a rich man.

[@sacarchy]

How about I send them to you and we make a supply chain system.for them.

[@cooldude1261]

Or in Easton Mall 😄 lol

[@kennethmoses4397]

That's the sad part. All that hard work and years of learning, gets hardly paid anything for that in India. Totally agree, he'd be a rich man in the West.

[@younggunz4081]

Sharon greed , disgusting. To place value on a man based on wealth is ridiculous

[@hemendrasahu7943]

But in reality they sell each piece for as low as dollor 2 or 3

[@joaquinmendoza4060]

I see 20 years olds in America asking for change smh respect for this man

[@GurvinderSingh-oz3wd]

Please Donate money earned by this video to this hardworking old man, salute 🙏🙏

[@flamingwheel9926]

Hw looks exactly what I expected a ArtSmith would look like, skinny, big beard, but skills that makes anyone amazed, and focus that seems otherworldly

[@Professorvapes]

this guy has my respect

[@SivaKumar-kf6ee]

Those who respect hard working people will also be respected, I respect you too my dear professor

[@jakemilitano2453]

Hey Im a subscriber of yours!!! Cool to see you here man!!

[@PRNadh]

Excellent work done, very very sad when he sell at that time everybody will bargain, and ask for small money,

[@floridagirl386]

I will pay the full amount.

[@aceplayys7847]

Well the video has 1.7 million views his sorted for life now from the ad revenue

[@salimali3016]

القلبي

[@francescapaladini7648]

It's actually common to bargain there

[@niftymarketanalysis9623]

Mostly they don't sell their products direct to end user in Cities... They sell it to brokers... And brokers get double margin... So it's valid to bargain with brokers... Their conditions is same as the conditions of formers in india.

[@LoneSwan1986]

Too much hard-work by this skinny & poor potter, so difficult & amazing job, god bless & help them 🤲🥲

[@azhariqbalnaz1529]

In my childhood my father had been doing same job and we helped them. Bless him soul. He passed away 20 years ago. I miss my dad.

[@oliviabertoldibartalini4691]

This video shows perfectly how art is about talent and practice, not about having a lot of expensive materials

[@sanjaytripathi6028]

His bones tell me the amount he might be earning...😭😭

[@Sm0othi3]

...and basically everything else

[@aceplayys7847]

1.7million views the guy must be over the moon with all the ad revenue props to him

[@joedavidson7893]

2 quid and some v bucks

[@user-apurbamodak]

Agar sare log mitti ke bartan use karna shuru karde to 80% bimari khatam, lekin log modern culture ke nampe dbidesh ko hi follow karega.... Indian culture best culture hai, haar indian lathke aao aur real bhartiyo bano, indian product use karo desh ko aage le jao sathme sust raho...boycott foreign country company and product.... "Swadeshi andolan 2.0"💪💪💪💪

[@Verbally.autistic]

3rd world country, cant provide enough resources to feed the entire country

[@karthiganapathi407]

What ban art and talent. God bless him and his family. If only he is helped and lead to better place and support to good life of talent.

[@upendramandrekar2616]

Mitti ka khazana ! Issi mei hai khana ka asli swad !!! God bless all the potters !