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- Jorwe pots are well baked giving a metallic sound. They are red in colour with designs painted in black.
- Jorwe pottery includes shapes like spouted pots, carinated bowls, and troughs, lota, globular jars, etc.
- The late Jorwe people made pots of the same shapes but without any decoration.
- Potters kilns were found in both Malwa and Early Jorwe periods.
- They were round in shape. The kiln of the early Jowre period was larger and of greater capacity.
- In the late Jorwe period potters did not have a specially built kiln. They baked their pots directly on the ground.
- Inamgaon was the centre of pottery production which supplied pottery to the surrounding villages.
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