Terracotta
Terracotta is a segment of earthen ware which distinct itself from the usual clay and stone wares for its own attributes. This is used fro making many items such as utensils for house hold use, costume jewelry for adornment and decorative like flower vase table ware.

There are many communities which do not use the earthen ware rather they use items made of terracotta because of religious socio-cultural reasons. Hence they turn the unborn earthen articles to bring into play. The design work commence from the potter's wheel with exclusive clay opted fro the use. The creations varies in size, style and look as the potters produce the items according to the demand in the market. Coloring change the complexion of the object from the earthen to modish. Moreover, inexplicably jewelry made of terracotta have wide range of products to adorn from tip to toes which are incredibly exquisite and elegant. these are very popular among the young and old who are aesthetic and fashionable in style and nature

Apart from ethnic jewelry for ornamentation, sculpted pots, vessels and vases with attractive designs with eye catchy fancy works over them. Beer mug, tea set coffee cup, lamp, figures, idols, dolls are some of the master works done by the craftsman.

Ceramics
Tableware or chinaware are the everyday items for the modern home and houses. Cups, plates, dinnerware, tea set, saucer are the commonest ceramic ware found all over the world.

Ceramics has been in use in the human society since early days. It is made of special type of clays which is a constitutes of right proportion of, China stone, Cornish stone silica and slip etc. The ceramic wares were invented in China long centuries ago. The ancient people of china used to make enameled and glazing ceramics in the old days. Later on this art had been spread to other part of the world sooner or later.

Ceramics are earthenware which are made of a variety of clay stones and others materials like, silica, gypsum, bone, ash and flints and others. The components are grinded mixed and then the turning work is executed up on the mixture which is followed by the firing the uncooked raw construction.

There are a large range of ceramic collection as follows:
ceramic wares, urn vase, bowl, jar, amphora, Toby jug, crock, clock case, case, tile, decorative tile, tiling mosaic, ewer, mug, vessel, ampulla's, pitcher, plate, cup, saucer, encaustic tile, inlaid tile, tiling mosaic, tessara, plate, cup, pippin, cruse, figurine (Pottery pan, pots and pans, percolator, jam jar, honey pot, warming pan, storage jar, warming pan, frying pan, roasting tin, tea urn, tea pot, cooking pot, chamber pot, pot Crockery (ceramics, pottery, wax etc. china, chinaware, Tupperware, dish ware, tea set, dinner service, ramekin, bowl, sugar bowl salad bowl, soup bowl, cereal bowl, rose bowl, reen, punch bowl, mixing bowl, jelly, terrine, dinner plate, boat, platter, dish, saucer, slaver, charger, tray)