Harappa Terracotta Plaque

Handcrafted in Taxila from locally sourced clay, this terracotta plaque recreates the visual language of the ancient Indus Valley seals (c. 2600–1900 BCE) — a stylized bull and symbolic script, hand-carved in relief the way Harappan craftsmen once pressed identity and trade into clay five thousand years ago.

Every plaque is individually hand-carved and kiln-fired by local Pakistani artisans; no molds, no machine production, so the depth of carving and earthy terracotta tones vary subtly from piece to piece.

A meaningful gift for history lovers, teachers and anyone abroad who carries the heritage of the Indus civilization with them. Perfect on a bookshelf, study desk, console, or grouped in a gallery arrangement.

Features

1.     Hand-carved terracotta relief featuring an Indus Valley bull motif and ancient script.

2.     Made from natural, locally sourced Taxila clay — kiln-fired for durability.

3.     100% handmade by local artisans in Pakistan.

4.       Size: 4" × 4" — compact heritage décor for shelves, desks, and gallery walls.

5.     Naturally earthy, unglazed finish that suits both traditional and modern interiors

Delivery

Lahore: delivered within 24–48 hours.

Rest of Pakistan: 3–5 working days.

Each plaque is bubble-wrapped and boxed to protect the carved relief in transit.