EXPERIENCE

GI-Tagged Clay Art Experience

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What makes this special?

From the heart of Jaintia Hills, shaped by tradition and quiet artistry.
Discover the enduring charm of Meghalaya’s black pottery.
2,500.00 / per person

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  • More than 48 hours before: 100% refund
  • Between 24 and 48 hours before: 50% refund
  • Less than 24 hours before: No refund
  • Special Circumstances: Full refund for provider/weather cancellations. Force majeure: refund or reschedule as applicable.
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Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

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1 reviews
Priya Das
Mar 18, 2026
This experience has demonstrated a lot of art work, uniqueness of soil and product finesse. Shelves and tables have a new form of sophistication from these well made products.

Location

Ummulong, West Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya

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Description

Step into the world of traditional Lyrnai pottery with an immersive hands-on experience at our craft center in the scenic Jaintia Hills. Using the rare mineral-rich black clay sourced from the Sung Valley, you’ll learn the age-old techniques behind Meghalaya’s recently GI-tagged black pottery. Guided by master artisans, you'll shape, mold, and fire your own unique creation while gaining insight into the cultural and historical importance of this craft. This experience is not just about making pottery—it’s about connecting with a living tradition. Whether you're a curious traveler, a craft enthusiast, or simply seeking a mindful and creative escape, this session offers a deep appreciation for indigenous craftsmanship and sustainable art.
Join us in keeping the legacy of Lyrnai pottery alive—one handcrafted piece at a time.

About Vendor

Nestled in the heart of the Jaintia Hills, our craft organization has been a vibrant center for pottery-making and traditional craftsmanship since 2010. Dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of black pottery, we take pride in being custodians of a timeless tradition that reflects the soul of Meghalaya. In 2024, our craft received national recognition with the award of the Geographical Indication (GI) tag—Meghalaya Lyrnai Pottery No: 1095—highlighting the unique properties of the black clay from Sung Valley, known for its rich mineral content and cultural significance.

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