Welcome to HMB Pottery! Soul of Multan in Every Piece!
Preserving Multani heritage through authentic handmade blue pottery!
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“Preserving tradition. Empowering artisans. Bringing heritage to Modern Homes.”
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Secure Packaging with Breakage Guaranteed!
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COD all over Pakistan!
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Our Mission!
We wan to make “HMB Pottery” a global symbol of South Asian craftsmanship found in homes, museums, and designer spaces worldwide!
The Most demanding products!
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Cake Stand (Large)
Dinner Set 6 Persons (44 Pieces)
Dry Fruits Set 6 Pieces
Tea Set 6 Person (15 Pieces)
Our Vision!
“We envision a world where every home has a piece of soulful Multani pottery, made by hand, told through story, and passed through generations.”
FEATURED PRODUCTS
"Explore our curated selection of featured products - Uniquely handcrafted, each one tells a story of artistry and beauty."
Shahi Mug (Ball Shape)
VIP Rohi Mug Set
Q-Cup (Quetta Cup)
Heart Mug
Nashta Set for 6 person (22 Pieces)
Flower Mug
VIP Rohi Mug (Pair)
Best Dinner Set for 8 Persons of Multani Blue Pottery
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MULTANI BLUE POTTERY CROCKERY
"Explore our curated products collections - a wide range of Uniquely handcrafted, each one tells a story of artistry and beauty."
Kabab Dish (Large -1st)
Soup Boul Set (Plane Shape)
Curry Plate Deep (Half 8 Inch)
Kabab Dish Serving (4th)
Cookie Jar (Small – Box)
Soup Boul Plane (Large)
Kabab Belly Dish
Mug Dish (Large)
Serving Karahi (Medium)
Fruit Dish (Small)
Sorahi Jug
Serving Karahi (Small)
Pizza Plate (12″)
Shahi Mug (Ball Shape)
Biscuit Dish Set
Coffee Mug Set (Large)
Fish Dish (Medium)
Q-Cup (Quetta Cup)
Sufi Jar (Medium)
Rectangle Serving Tray Set
Fish Dish 3rd (Small)
Dinner Plate (Large 10 Inch)
Cookie Jar (Large)
Kabab Dish Set
Sufi Jar (Small)
Leaf Dish Set – (Set of 3)
Shahi Mug Dish
Flower Mug
Soup Bowl Noodle
Mug Dish Set
Pizza Dish (Medium – 14 inch)
Tea Set 6 Person (15 Pieces)
Wash Basin Set (3 Piece)
Dry Fruit (2 Eyes)
Noodles Soup Bowl Set
Tea Set 8 Person (19 Pieces)
Leaf Dish (Small)
Soup Boul Border – Single (Small)
Sweet Dish (Large-8C )
Serving Handi Set
Samosa Dish (Medium)
Apple Dish Serving (Medium)
Serving Karahi Set
Salad Dish (Oval)
Salt and Pepper Set
Rice Dish (Rectangle Small)
Fouji Mug (Large)
Raita Pot (Large)
Leaf Dish (Large)
Sufi Jar (Large)
Quarter Plate 7 Inch (Small)
Soup Bowl Small Set Border (6 Pieces)
S Dish Alpha
Curray Pane Dish Large
Soup Bowl Small Set Plane (6 Pieces)
Handi Serving (Large)
Serving Donga (Small)
Rice Dish (Rectangel Large)
Jug And Glasses (Water Set)
Fruit Dish (Large)
Nashta Set for 6 person (22 Pieces)
Fruit Dish (Medium)
Sufi Jar Set
Cookie Jar (Small – Round)
Shahi Handi Serving
Happy Mug (Small)
Soup Boul (Large – Border)
Biscuit Dish (Large)
Heart Mug
Rice Dish Oval (Large)
Curray Pane Dish Set
Rice Dish – Oval Shape (Small)
Coffee Mug / Lussi Mug (Large)
Kabab Dish (Medium – 2nd)
Fruit Dish Set
Donga Serving (Large)
Samosa Dish (Small)
Tea Mug with LID Set
Dry Fruit Set (6 Pieces + Pizza Dish)
Multani Karahi Serving (Large)
Leaf Dish (Medium)
Handi Serving (Medium)
Dry Fruits Set 6 Pieces
VIP Rohi Mug
Ash Tray (Large)
Samosa Dish (Large)
Chinese Jar ( Small )
Dry Fruit Dish (Heart Shape)
Apple Dish Serving (Large)
Gehva Set (7 Pices)
VIP Rohi Mug (Pair)
Jewellery Box (B.Round)
Soup Boul Set (Border Shape)
Cover Mug (With LID)
Dinner Set 6 Persons (44 Pieces)
Royal Dry Fruit Set (5 Pieces)
Chatni Bowl Set
Curray Pane Dish Small
Butter Dish (Large)
Happy Mug Set
Handi Serving (Small)
Kabab Dish Serving (5h Size)
Kabab Dish (Small – 3rd)
Mug Dish (Small)
Jewellery Box (B.Round)
Apple Dish Set
Kabab Dish (Small – 3rd)
Soup Boul Plane – Single (Small)
Fish Tray (Large)
VIP Mug Set Sareena Design
Samosa Dish Set
Cake Stand (Large)
Tea Mug Set (Lid Less)
Biscuit Dish (Small)
Apple Dish Serving (Small)
VIP Rohi Mug Set
Best Dinner Set for 8 Persons of Multani Blue Pottery
Jewellery Box (Rohi)
Belly Dry Fruit Set
Shahi Fruit Dish (Large)
Premium Quality Committed with Handmade Production
Permanent Color coated with Glaze
Glaze-sealed colour that does not fade with washing or sunlight.
Microvawe Oven Protected
Oven safe and everyday sturdy, so these pieces are made to be used, not just displayed.
Fast Delivery with Daewoo Cargo
Experience secure and swift delivery with Daewoo Cargo, ensuring your items reach you safely and swiftly.
Replacement Guaranteed
Rest easy with our Replacement Guaranteed policy, ensuring your satisfaction with every purchase.
MULTANI BLUE POTTERY DECORATIONS
"Explore our curated products collections - a wide range of Uniquely handcrafted, each one tells a story of artistry and beauty."
Al-Nisa Pot
P.Ring Vase
Flower Pot Dewari Vase
Trump Vase
Lady Vase
Bottle Small Vase
Basket Pot (Large)
Vase Regular XLS
Pen Holder Alpha
Trophy Vase
Pitcher Large High Neck Vase
Regular Dewari Vase
Ali Vase
Gadvi Vase Set
Cup Set
Cylinder Vase (Large)
Pen Holder ( Jacket )
Garage Pot
Ustad Vase
Basket Pot (Small)
Regular Shape Small Vase
Flower Dewari Vase
Heart Vase
Flower Pot (Large)
Mehrabi Dewari Vase
Ball Bottle Vase
Gadvi Dewari Vase
Regular Shape Medium Vase
Jewellery Box (B.Round)
Pakistan Lamp
Cylinder Vase Square
Chiragh Vase
Cylinder Vase Tiny
Regular Vase (Large)
Swirl Vase
Chiragh
Cylinder Vase (Medium
Cylinder Vase (Small)
Basket Small Dewari Vase
Pitcher Small ( High Neck Vase )
Semi Small 1st Vase – Multani Blue Pottery
Small Neck Vase
Chinese Jar
Alf Vase
Water Vase
Cylinder Vase Large (Pair)
P Semi-Small Vase
Basket Large Dewari Vase
Sufi Lamp
Vase Regular XLM
Chiragh Large
Nursery Pot
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HANDMADE MULTANI BLUE POTTERY
Presenting Handmade Multani Blue Pottery, crafted with care! 💙✨ Experience artistry at its finest.
Made to Last
Blue pottery has been made in Multan for centuries, and the patterns still used today, the floral vines, the geometric borders, the eight-pointed stars, come from the tilework on the city's shrines. Each piece is thrown, dried, painted and fired by hand in small family workshops, so the shapes and brushwork carry the marks of the person who made them.
Vivid Blue Hues
The blue in Multani pottery comes from cobalt oxide, ground by hand and mixed with the glaze. Artisans paint the pattern freehand onto the dried clay body, then fire the piece at around 800 degrees in a wood or gas kiln. The firing is what fixes the colour, so no two pieces come out of the kiln exactly alike.
Functional Artistry
Beyond its artistic allure, Multani Blue Pottery is highly functional and had a widely production demand. From decorative vases, planters and Tea Set, Dinner Set to serving platters, our collection seamlessly blends art with usability, making every piece a unique and practical addition to your living spaces.
Proud Artisanal Tradition
Buying Multani blue pottery keeps a working craft alive. The money goes to the potters and painters in Multan who still make each piece by hand, and it is what lets them keep teaching the work to the next generation.
HMB.POTTERY MAGAZINE
Our blog covers how the pottery is made, the history behind the patterns, and how to choose and care for the pieces.
The Legacy of Blue Pottery (Kashigari) in Multan and Sindh
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How Kashigari, the glazed blue pottery and tilework of Multan and Sindh, is made, where it came from, and who keeps it alive.
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ABOUT US - A STORY OF PASSION
HMB Pottery is a family workshop in Multan making hand-thrown, hand-painted blue pottery. We started because the craft was shrinking, with fewer buyers at home and fewer young potters learning it, and we wanted to keep the kilns working.
Every piece is shaped on the wheel, dried, then painted freehand with cobalt oxide for the blue and copper oxide for the turquoise before it is fired. Because the painting is done by hand and the kiln never fires twice the same way, small differences between pieces are normal and are the sign of real work.
We buy directly from the artisans who make the pieces and pay them per piece, so the people at the wheel and the brush are paid properly for the work. Buying from us keeps those workshops running.
Our range runs from decorative vases and planters to tea sets, dinner sets and serving dishes, all made in Multan.
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Handmade Multani blue pottery from our workshop. New pieces, work in progress, and what comes out of the kiln.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the history of blue pottery in Multan?
Blue pottery in Multan has a history that dates back centuries. It is believed to have originated from Persia and Central Asia, and the art form was introduced to the Indian subcontinent during the 14th century. Multan, already a centre for glazed tilework on its shrines, became a significant center for blue pottery in Pakistan. The craft involves the use of distinctive blue and white glazes on pottery, creating the fine floral and geometric designs. Over the years, the artisans of Multan have refined and developed this art form, making it a symbol of the region’s cultural identity.
Which handicraft is Multan famous for?
Multan is best known for blue pottery, called Kashigari locally. The craft covers both the glazed tiles on the city’s shrines and mosques and the hand-painted pots, vases, tea sets and serving dishes made in workshops around the city. Multan is also known for its camel-skin lamps, hand-woven khussa shoes and blue and white tilework, but blue pottery is the craft the city is named for.
Which city in Pakistan is famous for blue pottery?
Multan is the city in Pakistan famous for blue pottery. Known as the City of Saints, Multan has produced hand-painted blue and white pottery for centuries, and the craft is still worked by family workshops across the city today. The technique reached Multan from Persia and Central Asia and developed here into its own recognisable style of cobalt blue, turquoise and white floral and geometric patterns. Blue pottery is also made in Iran, Turkey and in Jaipur in India, but in Pakistan it is Multan that the craft is named for.
Why is it called blue pottery?
Blue pottery is so named because of the prominent use of blue glazes in the decoration of the pottery. The distinctive blue and white color scheme is a hallmark of this traditional craft. The blue glaze is often made using cobalt oxide, giving the pottery its characteristic deep blue hue. The combination of the blue glaze and the hand-painted designs makes blue pottery visually striking and culturally significant.
What is Kashikari?
Kashikari, also written Kashi Kari, is the art of making and painting glazed ceramic tiles. The name comes from Kashan in Persia, an old centre of tile making, and kari, meaning craftsmanship. In Multan the same craft covers shrines and mosques in cobalt blue and turquoise tilework, and the pottery sold today is made by the same families using the same glazes and hand-painted patterns.
HMB Pottery Global Vision!
“By 2030, HMB Pottery will be the leading handmade pottery brand from Pakistan, featured in global design fairs, luxury home collections, and museum showcases, with every piece made by empowered local artisans in Multan.”
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Blue pottery has been made in Multan for centuries. The craft is known locally as Kashigari, and the same glazes and hand-painted patterns that cover the tilework on the city shrines are used on the pots, vases and tableware made here today.
The clay is dug from beds near the Indus, thrown or moulded by hand, painted freehand with cobalt oxide for the blue and copper oxide for the turquoise, then fired at around 950 to 1050 degrees. A firing takes about nine hours, and the kiln is left to cool for two to three days so the glaze does not craze.
Read the full history of Kashigari in Multan and Sindh, covering where the craft came from, the monuments it covers, the twenty stages of making a piece, and the families keeping it alive.
Tea Set Collection of Multani Pottery