Khurja's Bone China Crockery: A Royal Touch for Homes & Offices, Loved by All

• Khurja's bone china crockery, ranging from ₹100 to thousands, is gaining popularity for its royal aesthetic.
• Showcased at the Khadi and Gramodyog Mahotsav in Meerut, it's admired for excellent designs and color combinations.
• Seller Anil Kumar highlights its national and international appeal, emphasizing design, quality, and color.
• The festival offers over 100 varieties of attractive tea/coffee cups and eco-friendly clay handwash bottles.
• Khurja also produces space-saving colorful clay pots for flats and various clay toys, along with stoneware, earthenware, and porcelain crockery.

Why It Matters: Khurja's diverse and aesthetically pleasing clay crockery is becoming a top choice for home and office decor.