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SAGAR BLUE ART POTTERY

Chapter One

Three generations,one unbroken craft.

Jaipur Blue Pottery has been made by hand in this family since 1995. What follows is our record of it — plainly told, without decoration.

  1. 1995

    The Beginning

    Our grandfather, Late Shri Ram Bahal Prajapat (राम बहाल प्रजापत), began the pottery journey from a rented space.

    He specialised in body moulding and structure making. Late Shri Ramjeet Prajapat contributed design and colouring.

    1995 — The Beginning, Sagar Blue Art Pottery
  2. 2012

    A Difficult Loss

    The family lost Late Shri Ramjeet Prajapat due to a sudden cardiac event.

    The family chose to continue the craft.

    2012 — A Difficult Loss, Sagar Blue Art Pottery
  3. 2013

    A New Identity

    SAGAR BLUE ART POTTERY was established, named after nephew Sagar.

    2013 — A New Identity, Sagar Blue Art Pottery
  4. Today

    Hands Still at the Wheel

    The family continues handmade pottery and has expanded into learning and training experiences. Today, Rakesh Prajapat serves as Proprietor and Mukesh Prajapat as Manager, carrying the tradition forward.

    Today — Hands Still at the Wheel, Sagar Blue Art Pottery
  5. Future

    Carrying It Forward

    To preserve Jaipur Blue Pottery while taking the tradition forward.

    Future — Carrying It Forward, Sagar Blue Art Pottery

“Innovation does not mean leaving tradition behind. It means taking tradition forward.”

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