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A potter lays out hundreds of the clay containers for them to dry naturally in the sun. The pots are then sent to factories where they will be filled with yogurt. Sultan Ahmed Niloy who captured these photos in Bogra, Bangladesh said, "They can make 1,000 pottery per day. Ten pots would be purchased for less than five pence" "Yogurt factory have been using these clay pots for a 100 years. This is our traditional way to make yogurt in clay pots." "Pundranagar, the capital of ancient Bengal or present-day Bogura in Bangladesh, is famous for its pottery. Traditional pottery got its fame in the Pal era long back, but now some of the potter???s community still can be seen here and there in the country including Palpara or Kumaras villages in Bogra. Workers create thousands of golden clay pots and leaving them out to dry in the sun. Around 3,000 of the pots are made here on a daily basis using a unique yellow soil. This natural colouring is part of a traditional process done only by the people of the Pal community of Hinduism in Bogra, Bangladesh." Please byline: Sultan Ahmed Niloy/Solent News ?? Sultan Ahmed Niloy/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800