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Restaurants turn to clay pots during Ramadan

Demand for Haleem and curd rises during Ramadan, when they are commonly served at iftar. Restaurants across Dhaka sell both items in clay pots, which are transported from different parts of the country ahead of Ramadan and sold for between Tk 8 and Tk 90.

Clay pots are sold for between Tk 8 and Tk 90, depending on size. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots are sold for between Tk 8 and Tk 90, depending on size. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Many restaurants in Dhaka serve Haleem in clay pots, with Ramadan boosting demand for both the dish and the pots. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Many restaurants in Dhaka serve Haleem in clay pots, with Ramadan boosting demand for both the dish and the pots. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Many restaurants in Dhaka serve Haleem in clay pots, with Ramadan boosting demand for both the dish and the pots. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Many restaurants in Dhaka serve Haleem in clay pots, with Ramadan boosting demand for both the dish and the pots. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots are sold for between Tk 8 and Tk 90, depending on size. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots are sold for between Tk 8 and Tk 90, depending on size. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots of various sizes are stored in a godown in the capital’s Milbarrack area. The pots have been brought from different parts of the country and kept there for distribution. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots of various sizes are stored in a godown in the capital’s Milbarrack area. The pots have been brought from different parts of the country and kept there for distribution. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots of various sizes are stored in a godown in the capital’s Milbarrack area. The pots have been brought from different parts of the country and kept there for distribution. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots of various sizes are stored in a godown in the capital’s Milbarrack area. The pots have been brought from different parts of the country and kept there for distribution. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
A worker arranges clay pots inside a godown in the capital’s Milbarrack area. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
A worker arranges clay pots inside a godown in the capital’s Milbarrack area. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots are loaded from a godown in Dhaka’s Milbarrack onto a three-wheeler for delivery to a hotel in Bijoynagar. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots are loaded from a godown in Dhaka’s Milbarrack onto a three-wheeler for delivery to a hotel in Bijoynagar. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots are loaded from a godown in Dhaka’s Milbarrack onto a three-wheeler for delivery to a hotel in Bijoynagar. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots are loaded from a godown in Dhaka’s Milbarrack onto a three-wheeler for delivery to a hotel in Bijoynagar. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots brought from Barishal are unloaded from a truck in the capital, selling for Tk 8 to Tk 90 depending on size. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots brought from Barishal are unloaded from a truck in the capital, selling for Tk 8 to Tk 90 depending on size. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots brought from Barishal are unloaded from a truck in the capital, selling for Tk 8 to Tk 90 depending on size. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Clay pots brought from Barishal are unloaded from a truck in the capital, selling for Tk 8 to Tk 90 depending on size. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Ahead of Ramadan, clay pots of all sizes, made in Barishal and Patuakhali, are transported to the capital. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Ahead of Ramadan, clay pots of all sizes, made in Barishal and Patuakhali, are transported to the capital. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin

bdnews24.com

Published : 19 Feb 2026, 03:42 AM

Updated : 21 Aug 2026, 06:20 PM

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