Overview
- BKDA officials say the 2-acre park was built via a public–private partnership for Rs 5.86 crore with landscaped grounds, selfie points, and a cafe.
- The project repurposes about 80 tonnes of broken ceramic into roughly 100 artworks, including 28 large installations.
- Six lead artists and 120 artisans worked for months to craft pieces from discarded pitchers, cups, kettles, and other items.
- A nominal entry fee is planned to fund maintenance, with tourists from the National Capital Region among the targets once it opens this month.
- Authorities frame the park as a Swachh Bharat and ODOP showcase, and they claim it is the world’s first park made entirely from ceramic waste.