In Clay

An artist known as Raushan has shared a handmade miniature project featuring a small clay house complete with a tiny kitchen set, including all the miniature cookware and utensils, plus a small decorative tree. The detailed clay craft has drawn massive attention, gathering close to two million likes, with viewers praising the patience and skill involved in making such intricate handmade art.

A whole chicken cooked in covered clay, presented as an ancient village cooking method, has drawn nearly five million likes. Viewers are responding to the rustic technique, which seals the bird in mud and cooks it slowly over fire, a traditional preparation still used in rural communities.

A pottery maker known as Pottery by Osa has released a new piece titled 'Clay Is for Everyone' in October 2025. The short release carries the message that working with clay is accessible to people of all backgrounds and skill levels, in keeping with a broader interest in ceramics as a welcoming, hands-on hobby.

Cooking content featuring food made on a traditional clay chulha, with an emphasis on the taste of roti cooked over a wood-fired stove, is circulating under the tagline 'chulhe ka swaad', meaning 'the taste of the chulha'. The theme taps into nostalgia for village-style cooking, with many asserting that roti and other dishes cooked on a chulha taste better than those made on modern gas stoves.

A pottery maker shares a short piece promoting the idea that working with clay is accessible to anyone, regardless of skill or background. The February 2024 release encourages beginners to try ceramics without intimidation, framing pottery as an inclusive craft rather than an exclusive art form.