Ceramic Wall Art

In the ancient alleys of Multan, Muhammad works with clay, water, and fire. He is the last kashigar—the final master holding the unbroken secrets of authentic blue pottery and glazed tile making.

For seven centuries, his family restored the sacred turquoise and cobalt tiles adorning shrines like Shah Rukn-e-Alam. Today, modern machines and cheap chemical glazes have driven almost every artisan away, leaving Wajid as the solitary guardian of this generational heritage. Every tile he molds from river clay and paints with mineral cobalt is made slowly, by hand, just as his ancestors did seven hundred years ago.

Through Threads and Rivers, Muhammad's rare art finds a sustainable home. By connecting his ancestral workshop directly to people who value real craftsmanship, we ensure fair pay, dignified work, and the survival of a dying legacy. Each piece carries the soul of Multan, keeping the hands of the last kashigar creating for generations to come.