Lumba Rakhi In Blue Pottery-Long Bead

Pick any 5 Rakhis from our collection for a 5% off on checkout. - 'Blue Pottery' was derived from the attractive cobalt blue dye used to colour the pottery. It is made using Egyptian paste and dough obtained by blending quartz stone powder, powdered glass, Multani Mitti, borax, gum and water and has been practiced in Jaipur for decades now, adapted to Indian design sensibilities.  Here's is a special set of any 3 hand painted Blue Pottery rakhis for your loved ones - Mention at check out between Moti bead rakhis (yellow or blue) and box bead rakhis (yellow or blue). Humbly packaged in an envelope with a message, roli and rice, the string might vary. This is a symbol of prosperity of the India traditional crafts and is made by Vimal and his team of artisans.