1. Clay pot as a symbol of womb: Mythology Of Clay Pot Soil is the main part of Mother Nature itself and with the help of that clay, construction of Pot is considered as ‘womb’ in Hindu religious traditions. So in this way, the Clay Pot is considerd as the mother Earth’s womb. In …
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Before the Potter’s wheel Earthenware or mitti ke bartan was manufactured during the Middle Stone Age, Neolithic and Copper Stone periods. So we get information about them through these mediums. Potter wheel was not invented during the Stone Age. In that period, humans used to build the pottery in different ways such as elongating …
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Mitti ke bartan is an ancient civilization gift for the current environmental conditions prevailing in our surroundings, it is the duty and responsibility of each individual to use more renewable and recyclable products. It is a known fact that not all products can be recycled, in which case, using products that have a high level …
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Benefits Of Clay Utensils are countless still I manage to come here with most useful 7 benefits. The human body is made up of basic five elements( Mahabhutas) and after death the body is absorbed by these mahabhutas. One of these five elements is earth. If the soil is said to be the most useful item …
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