Sweet without being sugary. My kids love these as a school snack.
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The Journey
Follow the complete lifecycle of Baraha Inch gamala (12inch) through each stage of its creation.
Fine river clay is collected, cleaned and wedged until it is ready for the wheel.
The potter centers the clay and draws each form upward by hand on the traditional wheel.
Vessels rest in the sun, slowly releasing moisture so they can survive the fire.
An open kiln firing hardens the clay and gives each piece its earthen tone.
Fired pieces are polished, checked and readied for kitchens and altars alike.
Sweet without being sugary. My kids love these as a school snack.
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