Vessels made of baked clay have held a significant place in the early creations of human cultural development, as clay has been an integral part of human life. In Kutch, people have been making clay vessels and toys since the Mohenjo-Daro period. This image depicts a scene from the Kumbharvada (potters' colony) of Mundra village, located in the coastal region of Kutch.
This photograph is signed, inscribed and stamped by the artist. The paper size is 17.5 x 24 inches, image size is 14.5 x 21.75 inches.
Signed as A/P (Artist Proof).
