From red clay to terracotta, each and every art piece of ceramic put up in an exhibition at Gauhar Mahal is eye-catching.
The ceramic exhibition, Matti Ki Mehek, being put up at the historical shopping hub of the city is evoking huge response by the art lovers and the ceramists' creativity is being appreciated by them.
Ceramists from across the country have exhibited their ceramic art before the Bhopalites and each piece is beautiful and different from other. The ceramists have majorly worked over terracotta and other different kinds of clay which will be on display till June 26. These ceramic artistic pieces are for sale for those who love to collect the art works.
From matti ke kulhad to show pieces, from kitchen utensils to piggy banks everything is available at Matti Ki Mehek exhibition. Flower pots to small bowls, from installations to small stools is the centre of attraction at the exhibition. Further ceramists from Bharat Bhawan, Bhopal, Rajastha, Chhatarpur and some private potters have put up their creations at the exhibition.
The ceramists have worked over the artistic pieces inspired with nature so that each and every individual could connect with these artistic creations. Deeply inspired by nature in all aspects, each work defines the unique imagery power of an artist that could easily catch an eye of the spectator.
The artists from across the country have given an enchanting touch to the wet clay and have moulded it according to their imagination.
As one sees her creations it becomes clear that these artists are deeply connected with their work and enjoys their work and completes it while putting a lot of enthusiasm.
As the art lovers always get something new to have a look at Gauhar Mahal exhibitions this time, the potters have immensely enchanted the spectators showing them another style of ceramic work.