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Spotlight Claying around in Andretta 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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