That's not enough time to learn pottery, I was told, but it was up to me to take a call. Jugalji's affable voice on the line offered to inform me in case of any cancellations. Clearly, I had underestimated the remoteness of Andretta. Much to my disappointment, I was told that they were booked for the next two months. The boarding was a home stay which provided homecooked meals, but they could accommodate only four students that time of the year (I went last September). The course was inclusive of boarding, lodging and instruction. And, it offered culture along the way.Īfter some R&D, I managed to contact Jugal Kishore, the manager of Andretta Pottery.
Like most travel nuts, I'd have liked to read up and familiarise myself with what to expect, but that seemed unlikely in this case. This would be the perfect break I was seeking. There was nothing but basic information available online.
#Lets create pottery medieval picnic how to#
Delighted at the prospect of trying my hand at pottery, I set about exploring how to make this happen.Īccording to Google Maps, Andretta didn't exist. Feeling terribly burnt out by the manic city life, I longed for a break. Equipped with a production studio, the facility provides threemonth long courses.
The son of the famous potter Sardar Gurcharan Singh (who set up Delhi Blue Art Pottery in 1952, inspired by blue Persian glaze), Mini set up Andretta Pottery and Craft Society in Himachal Pradesh in 1983.
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