Handmade Floral Meadow Ceramic Soap Dispenser

Introducing our Handmade Floral Meadow Ceramic Soap Dispenser. This dark-colored mug exudes sophistication and is perfect for those who appreciate rich and bold as its appearance. Enjoy your brew in a touch of midnight elegance.

Ceramics are generally made by taking mixtures of clay, earthen elements, powders, and water and shaping them into desired forms.  Once the ceramic has been shaped, it is fired in a high-temperature oven known as a kiln.  Often, ceramics are covered in decorative, waterproof, paint-like substances known as glazes.

History of Ceramic

Archeologists have uncovered human-made ceramics that date back to at least 24,000 BC. These ceramics were found in Czechoslovakia and were in the form of animal and human figurines, slabs, and balls. But the first use of functional pottery vessels is thought to be in 9,000 BC.

Another Reason To Buy These Products

If you think the historical and traditional value is the only reason to buy them, let us give you a few more reasons. These paintings are more than 1000 years old legacy that the artists are trying hard to preserve. Buying them would not just increase the demand but also keep this dying art alive for future generations. Not just this, but these paintings are all “Made in India” products.

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India has a special kind of connection with her artisans and the colourful culture found in the nook and corners of this land. Local art like basket weaving, temple paintings, terracota vessels are just parts of our heritage hidden away.

We bring you the history, the forgotten legacies, through authentic art, right from their birthplaces, to you.

Clio’s Heritage Store is a store with a story. Every product comes with a tale of its very own .We promote various local artisans from every corner of India, while also upholding the legacy that our country holds. When you buy from us, you help keep alive the dreams of hundreds of handicraftsmen, you help contribute in the cause of keeping our ancestry alive. You help the cottage industries and the small businesses and mostly you keep our heritage alive.

So come, be a part of this journey of knowing history through the art of our country.