Bishweshwar Pal
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| Born | January 3, 1952 Bauphal Upazilla, Madanpura village, Patuakhali |
| Nationality | Bangladesh |
| Occupation | Terracotta Artists |
Bishweshwar Pal is one of the few dedicated terracotta artists from Bangladesh whose visionary intent & approach help to transform traditional craftsmanship to experimental and modern style of work. He was born to Oshchurta Pal & mother Soudamini Pal on 3rd January 1952 in Bauphal Upazilla, Madanpura village, Patuakhali. The river drawn region is familiar for its soil which is as good as to produce exceptional terracotta items. His parents had also been involved with traditional crafts business that enhance the quality of livelihood of this region. From the boyhood Bishweshwar had an eye on craftsmanship. He used to work with his parents for a new hope to shape the industry. The terracotta art has spread across the country and being exported to Europe, Australia & USA.
Early life & family
In 1977, Mr Pal wed to Kamala rani Paul who resides at the same area regarded as one of the most familiar hub of pottery. Together they have two sons. Both of Bishweshwar Pal's sons are engaged in handicrafts business to continue to shape the industry by accommodating thousands of artisan. Tarun Kumar Paul the elder son is the owner of Crafts Villages Ltd. a renowned handicraft manufacturer & exporter company & the younger one Shishir Kumar Paul keep playing a significant role by maintaining a strong supply chain of terracotta product through Bangla Matti.
Award & Achievements
Karugourav :As a veteran potter In 2014, Mr. Pal received "Karugourav" award given by Bangladesh Small & Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) for his long standing contribution in pottery.
Artisan Award : Lifetime Achievement Award-2016, awarded by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs for giving pottery industry a new shape.
Prospects: Mr. Pal's monumental works encompasses the barrier across the globe. The method he used is widely accepted because of the uniqueness and contemporary design.
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