Terracotta Ghot (pot)
Code : P10660

A terracotta ghot is a small, handcrafted, unglazed clay pot used for religious rituals, decoration, or drinking water in the Indian subcontinent. The term ghot or ghat is often used interchangeably with similar earthenware vessels, like a lota or ghada, particularly in a ceremonial context. These ghots, popular in India, are formed from reddish-brown, porous clay and are used for storing water or for serving food and beverages. Known for their rustic, earthy appeal and ability to keep contents cool, terracotta ghots are often left unglazed and retain more of the natural nutrients and flavor of the food when used for cooking or serving.