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Pottery produced by the potters is considered as the document of religious culture and the history of art and is called the lyric of handicrafts because of its irresistible and universal appeal. Bengal archaeological finds in Pandu Rajar Dhipi and elsewhere have proved that a high degree of skill and excellence was achieved by Bengal Potters in those remote past days. Kumbhakars, the traditional potters, have been working on their wheels in the villages of West Bengal and have been turning out numerous items of clay products to cater the domestic and religious needs of the community. |
