The small but beautiful collection of earthenware mainly covers rare artifacts from China, South India.

The skillfully painted Chinese pots carry images of human bodies performing different activities. Some of these pots depict flowers, birds and animal motifs. This earthenware collection belongs to the 18 th century to early 19th century period.
The small range of painted and baked/unbaked pottery at the Museum is a tribute to the artist whose gentle hands have created fascinating patterns and designs expressing their dreams and aspirations. These are mainly water containers, flower pots, wall panels, crockery and pedestals.