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The Sanctum Sanctorum of the Indian household
by
Madhuri Menon
IDC, IIT Bombay
Ceramic Jars
 
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There are many kinds of ceramic ware used in the Indian kitchens for various purposes.

Traditionally ceramic jars were used to store pickles like mango, lime and amla (gooseberry) etc. They are a part of the traditional kitchenware with a specific colouring and form. They have a cylindrical shaped jar with a curved neck. A lid with a knob sits inside the wide neck of the jar. They are available in various sizes too.

The pickles stored in these jars never spoil, possibly because of the properties of the ceramic material used


Different forms and sizes of the ceramic jars
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Hand painted pickle sets are used to keep pickles
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Pickles in ceramic jars
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