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The tradition has nearly died out and is now only done by a few families in Pakistan
These plates are handmade and painted in Multan
yellow and green embroidery as well as mirrorwork (to ward off the evil eye
a company founded by the artist Noorjehan Bilgrami in Karachi in 1977
Hanna Dinner Plate blue and white ceramics The tradition has nearly diedThese plates are handmade and painted in Multan, known to Pakistanis as the city of saints and shrines. It has many mosques decorated with blue and white tiles and remains the centre of ceramics production in Pakistan. The artisans are known as Kashigar, which comes from a Persian word meaning the art of painting on ceramics. Kashan was a production centre for Persian ceramics in the Middle Ages and artisans moved from there to the Indian subcontinent
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