Panchmura, is famous for Terracotta art, which comes from the Italian term “baked earth,” has evolved for centuries from the ruins of the Indus Valley Civilization. The ancient art—which takes on a brownish or rusty red appearance—was initially employed to adorn walls, vessels and then the canvases carried aboard Japanese boats during the Edo period. … Continue reading Panchmura Village – Unparalleled Terracotta Hub of Bengal