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| Women artist selling their pottery at the fairground of Kolkata. Pottery making has a long history in India. It was first introduced during the neolithic period. Ages have passed since the time Indians started making use of pottery for their day to day purposes. However, with changing time the art of making pottery also underwent considerable changes. Pottery, that was initially only meant to serve as utensil is now also used extensively as decorative item. |
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