Traditional Kashi Decorative Plate

Kashi ware refers to glazed ceramic tilework and pottery historically associated with Multan and the wider Kashi region, prized for its intricate hand-painted florals and geometric borders. This decorative plate follows that tradition — thrown, bisque-fired, hand-painted in cobalt and turquoise tones, then glaze-fired a second time to set the color permanently into the surface. It's meant for display rather than daily use, the way ornamental Kashi plates traditionally hung on walls or sat propped on stands in reception rooms.