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Spotlight Claying around in Andretta You have reached your limit for free articles this month. To get full access, please subscribe. Already have an account ? Sign in Show Less Plan What you get? Premium Articles Enjoy reading as many articles as you wish without any limitations. Faster Pages Move smoothly between articles as our pages load instantly. In-depth analysis In-depth analysis of issues and events in India and around the world. Archives Get full access to 22 years old archives. Biscuited pots waiting to be glazed and fired. Photo: df 1/19 The Norah Richards Art Centre in Andretta, in Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh. Photo: ddc 2/19 Jugal Kishore Sankhyan, who manages Andretta Pottery now, teaching students. Photo: mmm 3/19 Norah Richards' mud-brick home in Andretta, whch is now a museum of mud architecture. Photo: df 4/19 The Dauladhar range seen from Andretta. Photo: sudha mahalingam 5/19 Sun-dried pots. 6/19 Raj Kumar, a worker, at the kiln. Photo: fvcx 7/19 Jugal Kishore at work. Photo: df 8/19 Finished pottery. Andretta Pottery is much sought after for its unique slipware. Photo: dfs 9/19 Mani Simran Singh at the potting wheel in Andretta Pottery. Photo: hb 10/19 Wisteria in bloom, Andretta. Photo: dff 11/19 A Tibetan Buddhist monastery near Bir in Kangra. Photo: ddfd 12/19 Inside the Tibetan Buddhist monastery near Bir in Kangra. Photo: sdf 13/19 At the mela at Panchruki village. Village potting has virtually vanished and it is evident from the fare on sale here. Photo: dff 14/19 Holi celebrations in Andretta. Photo: sdf 15/19 Didi Contractor at her home in Sidhbari. Photo: asd 16/19 A mud-brick home in Sidhbari in Kangra Valley, designed by Didi Photo: hj 17/19 Wall art at Andretta. Photo: hgh 18/19 Norah Richards, from the personal collection of Mani Simran Singh. Photo: sdf 19/19 This article is closed for comments.Please Email the Editor
Biscuited pots waiting to be glazed and fired. Photo: df 1/19 The Norah Richards Art Centre in Andretta, in Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh. Photo: ddc 2/19 Jugal Kishore Sankhyan, who manages Andretta Pottery now, teaching students. Photo: mmm 3/19 Norah Richards' mud-brick home in Andretta, whch is now a museum of mud architecture. Photo: df 4/19 The Dauladhar range seen from Andretta. Photo: sudha mahalingam 5/19 Sun-dried pots. 6/19 Raj Kumar, a worker, at the kiln. Photo: fvcx 7/19 Jugal Kishore at work. Photo: df 8/19 Finished pottery. Andretta Pottery is much sought after for its unique slipware. Photo: dfs 9/19 Mani Simran Singh at the potting wheel in Andretta Pottery. Photo: hb 10/19 Wisteria in bloom, Andretta. Photo: dff 11/19 A Tibetan Buddhist monastery near Bir in Kangra. Photo: ddfd 12/19 Inside the Tibetan Buddhist monastery near Bir in Kangra. Photo: sdf 13/19 At the mela at Panchruki village. Village potting has virtually vanished and it is evident from the fare on sale here. Photo: dff 14/19 Holi celebrations in Andretta. Photo: sdf 15/19 Didi Contractor at her home in Sidhbari. Photo: asd 16/19 A mud-brick home in Sidhbari in Kangra Valley, designed by Didi Photo: hj 17/19 Wall art at Andretta. Photo: hgh 18/19 Norah Richards, from the personal collection of Mani Simran Singh. Photo: sdf 19/19
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