In the past, when Mahesh used the manual pottery tools, he struggled to make ends meet. With a meagre monthly income of US $362, he was finding it difficult to sustain his family. Primarily, this was because manual pottery making is labour intensive involving a significant amount of drudgery. In addition, he lost an average of 20 per cent of his production every time he baked the pottery, which is the last step in preparing the product for the market. “With the conventional wheel, in spite of slogging for hours, I could hardly make 30 items a day,” he says.
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