The land of Punjab is famous for its rich heritage, artwork and craftsmanship. Various cities of Punjab are famous for their specialized and unique characteristics that also include the artwork of those particular areas. The specialty of Multan that provides it fame all over the world is unique, mesmerizing art of blue pottery. Blue pottery is referred to describe the art in which blue ceramic designs are painted on the mud pots of various design by the skilled painters. Ceramic painting or blue pottery is an important cottage industry of Pakistan. The art work is appreciated and purchased not only in Pakistan but its famous all over the world. The skill of creating blue pottery is called Multani Kashi or Multani pottery work introduced by the local craftsmen of Multan region. This craft is originally influenced by the Persian, Central Asian and Mongolian art and has originated from the city of Kashgar, in western China. But despite the fact that this art has its root to Central Asia, Multan has cemented its name for the indigenous and marvelous designs of blue Kashi work that reciprocates the Multan’s Art work.
The unique blue color used to make beautiful, mesmerizing patterns on the clay pots and utensils is made up of cobalt oxide and copper oxide, combined. These beautiful pieces go through a long process that involves kneading, grinding, filtration, molding and baking the raw material at 800 degrees of heat which is executed with the help of machines, to reach to the final shape.
The exotic Kashi art patterns can be observed on the ceramic tiles used in shrines, mosques and other buildings such as Talpur tombs, Shrine of Ucchh Sharif located in Cholistan, Nawaban Mosque and Shrine of Shah Yousuf Qadri, Shrine of Sachal Sarmast and Shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhatai. Some of the artistic work of Kashi from multan has also been displayed in London Museum of Arts.
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collection comes out with a variety of options to choose from. Each piece is distinctive from other and provides a vast room for you to mix and match depending on your own style and comfort. The collection is a symbol of comfort, chic style and trendiness. The photoshoot has been done by one of Pakistan’s most creative photographer Abdullah Haris. Checkout Pepe Jeans Pakistan’s Winter Collection for the year 2015 below.
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Pakistan Fashion Week 7, was successfully hosted at the Russell Hotel, London on 10th -11th January 2015. Riwayat’s journey has been a rich one so far, from humble beginnings in 2011 to showcasing 40+ top designers from the subcontinent and beyond. PFW 7 has been a spectacular event which as expect reflects the quality that has come to be expected from us.
The two-day event has focused on latest trends in Asian designer-wear including contemporary and formal/bridal selections, showcased by renowned designers including Honey Waqar , Rang Ja, Sahar Atif, Aijazz Aslam, cocktail, Kamdani , Moazzam Abbasi, Lajwanti, Shariq Textiles, Sonya Battla and many more the ramp. Along with the catwalk shows the exhibition was a must attend part of the event. The exhibition was busy both days, buyers and media flocked in to see what all the fuss is about and grab next season’s fashion.
