Multan Blue Pottery: Authentic Kashi Craft for Global Buyers
Zauraq Continentals · 12 August 2026 · 1 min read
Discover how authentic Multani blue pottery is made and what buyers should specify for patterns, glaze, quality and export-safe packaging.
Multan blue pottery is recognised for hand-painted cobalt, turquoise and white Kashi decoration on ceramic forms such as vases, plates and tableware. For wholesale buyers, authenticity and repeatability must be balanced without erasing the hand of the artisan.
Specifications buyers should confirm
Approve master samples for form, dimensions, motif, colour range and glaze. Define acceptable handmade variation, surface defects, stability, food-contact requirements for functional ware and inspection sampling.
Packaging and shipment planning
Every piece should be protected with fitted wrapping and cushioning, then placed in tested inner and master cartons. Confirm dividers, drop protection, carton weight, palletisation and retail presentation.
Export documentation
Commercial shipments generally need invoice, packing list and origin documentation. Functional tableware may require food-contact testing, while destination rules can add labelling or material requirements.
What to include in a quotation request
Share the product specification, quantity, destination, required packing, target Incoterm, testing expectations and delivery window. A complete requirement allows suppliers to quote the correct grade and avoid hidden differences between offers.
Zauraq Continentals coordinates supplier selection, samples, specifications, packing and export documentation for international buyers sourcing from Pakistan.
Looking for a product from Pakistan?
Send your specification, quantity and destination. We will confirm whether we can source it, and what packaging and documentation apply.