Welcome to Sagar Blue Art Pottery — handmade Jaipur blue pottery crafted by hand, carried through generations.
We are a family of potters in Jaipur. Every piece that leaves our workshop is shaped, painted and fired by our own hands — the way this craft was taught to us.
Jaipur Blue Pottery is made from quartz powder rather than clay. It is unforgiving, slow, and entirely dependent on the hand that works it.
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Our Journey
It began in arented workshop.
In 1995 our grandfather, Late Shri Ram Bahal Prajapat (राम बहाल प्रजापत), started this pottery journey from a rented space — specialising in body moulding and structure making, with Late Shri Ramjeet Prajapat contributing design and colouring.
In 2013 the family established SAGAR BLUE ART POTTERY, named after nephew Sagar. To preserve Jaipur Blue Pottery while taking the tradition forward.
The Craft
Quartz, water,cobalt, patience.
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Material Preparation
Quartz stone powder, fuller's earth and gum are worked together into the dough-like body that gives Jaipur Blue Pottery its distinctive lightness.
02Body & Structure
Structure making was our grandfather's specialisation. The body is raised, wall thickness judged by hand, and the proportion of the piece decided before anything else.
03Moulding
Forms are shaped on the wheel and in moulds, then left to firm slowly so the surface stays true and free of stress.
04Design
Motifs are drawn freehand — lotus, jaali lattice, birds, miniature panels. No transfers, no prints; the drawing is the craft.
The Artists
Tradition carriedby practiced hands.
Rakesh Prajapat
Experience: 32 years · Main role: making the base/body (Dhacha) of blue pottery items.
Mukesh Prajapat
Experience: 23 years · Main roles: customer dealing, design and management. Manager, Sagar Blue Art Pottery.
Prem Lata Prajapat
Experience: 9 years · Main roles: painting and surface designing.
Rajni Prajapat
Experience: 9 years · Main roles: painting and detailed designing of products. Encouraged and supported by her husband.
Subhavati Prajapat
Age 65 · Experience: 30–35 years · Contribution: trained all daughters-in-law in painting and design.
Suresh Prajapat
Production Artisan
Experience: 5 years · Main roles: skilled across multiple stages of pottery production.
Our Team
One workshop,one family.
The Collection
Twelve categories,one pair of hands.
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Vases & Urns
Tall forms, miniature panels and lidded urns thrown by hand.
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Mugs & Cups
Everyday vessels, hand-painted one brushstroke at a time.
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Plates & Wall Art
Painted plates that read as miniature canvases.
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Home Decor
Tile murals, wall plates, lamp bases and stands.
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Serving & Tableware
Bowls, platters and trays for the table.
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Fridges & Magnets
Small keepsakes, painted in the same blue.
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Diyas & Candle Holders
Lamps for festivals and quiet evenings.
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Utility Products
Bath sets, trays, clocks and hookahs in blue pottery.
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Frames
Hand-painted blue pottery frames for treasured photographs.
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Jugs
Decorative and serving forms painted by hand.
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Rakhi Occasion
Blue pottery made for the Rakhi occasion.
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Hand Made Blue Pottery Name Plate
A hand-painted blue pottery name plate for the home.
Quality over quantity
We would rather make fewer pieces properly
Handmade work cannot be rushed. Each piece is finished at the pace the material allows, checked by hand, and released only when it is right. Small variations are not faults — they are the evidence of a person at work.
“Innovation does not mean leaving tradition behind. It means taking tradition forward.”
Learning & Training
The craft is also something we teach
Alongside making, our family has expanded into learning and training experiences — showing the full process, from material preparation to the final painted surface, in the workshop where it happens.
Our Family
The hands behindevery piece.
The elders of the family, at the workshop in Jaipur.
Explaining the blue pottery process to visiting groups.
In the finishing room, among unglazed bodies.
The next generation, at work in the studio.
Sorting and checking pieces before painting begins.
Achievements
Moments from the journey
Exhibitions & Events
Where we meet the people who take our work home
Tell us what you're looking for
Message us on WhatsApp at +91 89470 62287 — the family replies.
Stay connected
Follow the craft beyond the studio
See new pieces, behind-the-scenes moments, exhibition updates, and the everyday rhythm of a handmade workshop.
Documented craft
A research documentation of our workshop
Students of the Department of Fashion Communication, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Jodhpur (2025) spent time with our family at Prem Nagar, Jaipur, and recorded the craft as it is practised — tools, raw materials, motifs, the full firing process, quality control and the artisans behind it.
- Craft Research Documentation on Blue Pottery — NIFT Jodhpur, 2025
- Featuring the artisans of Sagar Blue Art Pottery
- History, tools, raw materials, motifs, process & challenges