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How Indian potters use monsoon mud to make clay pots - the ancient secret
The clay in your chai kulhad may have been mixed during a monsoon storm - here's why Do you still drink from earthen kulhads or have you switched to paper cups?
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The clay in your chai kulhad may have been mixed during a monsoon storm - here's why Do you still drink from earthen kulhads or have you switched to paper cups?
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Monsoon rain may actually make clay stronger. Traditional potters often wait for monsoon to start mixing clay. Rainwater may help break down minerals, making clay more pliable. That kulhad in your hand may carry centuries of monsoon craft. Follow along - there are so many craft stories left to tell.