Multani pottery is a traditional form of earthenware that originates from the town of Multan in Pakistan. Known for its unique designs and vibrant colors, this pottery is made from locally sourced clay. Artisans shape the clay into various forms, including pots, vases, and decorative items, often using traditional techniques passed down through generations. The pottery is characterized by intricate patterns and motifs, often inspired by nature and local culture. After shaping, the pieces are typically fired in kilns and then painted with natural dyes. Multani pottery is not only functional but also serves as a representation of the region's rich artistic heritage.