Chatti race refers to a traditional pottery competition held in various regions of India, where artisans showcase their skills in creating chatti, which are traditional earthen pots used for cooking and storing water.
These competitions are often organized during local festivals and cultural events, providing a platform for potters to demonstrate their craftsmanship and preserve this ancient art form.
The chatti, made from locally sourced clay, is known for its natural cooling properties and ability to enhance the flavor of food cooked in it.
In recent years, chatti race events have gained popularity as a means to promote sustainable living and support local artisans. |
