The pattern opens like a window screen. Four turquoise arcs interlock at the centre of the plate and spill outward into curling green tendrils, each stroke laid down freehand with a squirrel-hair brush - no stencil, no transfer, no second chance. What makes blue pottery unusual is that it contains no clay at all: quartz powder, fuller's earth and gum are worked into a paste, shaped, then fired low so the glaze and body fuse in a single pass. That is why the turquoise sits so bright against the ivory. It belongs on a wall where the light moves across it - a stair landing, a dining room, above a console. Hold it up to a lamp and you will find the small hesitations of the hand that made it.

• Colors: Green, Navy, Teal, White

• Style: Cultural, Folk Art, Traditional

• Medium: Ceramic

• Sub Category: Pottery

• Collection: Jugalbandi Collection

• SKU: 178385811064-P