The production of porcelain ware constitutes an integral part of the world’s cultural heritage. Originating in China, this form of craftsmanship later spread to other Eastern countries, including Azerbaijan. It is heartening that, even today, artisans in Azerbaijan continue to uphold these historical traditions through the creation of porcelain ware.

One such artisan is Master Saleh Mammadov from Ganja. In his private workshop, he skillfully crafts exquisite vessels using red clay and ceramic materials, adorning them with intricate patterns.

Trained in the field of “Artistic Ceramics and Glass,” Master Saleh notes:

“My father was a painter who spent much of his life in Yerevan. Being born into an artistic family significantly influenced my development as an artisan.”

To promote his handcrafted works and artistic creations to a wider audience and facilitate their sale, Saleh Mammadov sought support from the “ABAD” initiative.

Today, with the assistance of “ABAD” in organizing the sale of his products, he is able to dedicate more time to his cherished craft, creating an array of stunning handmade works.