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Method 1
Materials Required :
 Enamel Paints (Different Colours)- Brush
- Water
- Container
- Earthen Pot
Procedure :
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 At first, colour your earthen pot with any
enamel paint.
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Now take a container containing three-fourth
quantity of water and spill different colours of enamel paints into it.
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The different colour paints float on the
water.
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Now gently hold your painted pot at its edge
and dip
it into the
water and twist it around, in the water and slowly
take it out of the container.
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Keep the pot aside without disturbing it.
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The wet paints will slowly take its own design and shade.
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Wait till the pot dries.
Your pot painting is ready.
This art form can be done by any age group and
each time you do it, you get a different design.
Tips :
- The more shades of paints you spill in the
water, the more colourful and beautiful the pot will become.
- Do not disturb or shake the pot after it is taken
out of the water.
Method 2
Materials Required :
- Ceramic powder
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Earthen pot
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Fevicol or glue
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Fevicryl metallic colour
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Brush
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Bowl
Procedure :
 Take some ceramic powder and mix it with
fevicol in a bowl until you get a mixture with loose consistency (like a
cake batter)- Pat this around the pot giving it a matte
finish.
- Allow it to dry.
- Finally paint it with fevicryl metalllic
colour of your choice.
- Your pot is ready.
Your pot is ready. This is an easy way of decorating an earthen
pot.
Method 3
Materials Required :
- Earthen pot
- Brushes
- Enamel paints
- Fabric paint (Fevicryl)
- Tooth brush
Procedure :
- At first, colour your earthen pot with your
choice of enamel paint.
- Then, keep it aside for 10 minutes.
- Later, take a fabric paint (contrast colour
to the enamel paint) onto the bristles of the tooth brush.
- Now using your fingers, sprinkle the paint
from the tooth brush onto your painted pot.
- After 18 minutes, blend the same fabric
colour used onto the pot with a painting brush.
- Now keep it for drying under the sun. It
will give a cracked effect.
 Your pot is now ready.
Tips :
Use light shade paints as the base colours and
darker colours for sprinkling.
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