Hopi Pot
Artist: Iris Nampeyo
Width: 8" diameter
Height: 4 3/4"
I like the way the pot is shape into and the
smooth sides attract my attention.
Artist:Chris Hawkins
I like how he glaze on the pots.
Artist:Peter Karner
I like the pattern on the pot.
He uses lines and shapes to form patterns on the pot to make it appealing
I like how the pot looks really old and antique like.
It also have different colours of the same shade.
This is the making of a pot on wheel.
Making a clay coil pot
Prehistoric Pottery
workshops learn to find and prepare natural clay, make their own pottery tools, form and decorate various different pot types from the Neolithic
Process of Pinching
During the first clay lesson in class, we learnt how to slice the clay using a wire clay cutter tool.We were told to cut a certain amount of clay and knead them to remove the air bubbles.
Then we pinch till it form half of an egg shape with smooth edges.
Once we got the bowl shape, We used a needle clay tool to score (criss-cross) the top.This way the glue stick can easily stick with another clay.
Then we do the whole process for the other half of the clay till we get the same shape.
After that we'paste' them together.
When the two halves join together it forms an egg shape with uneven edges.
Then we use a spatula to make the egg shape smooth.
Jacqueline, I need to see more posts.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you hold your workshops on neolithic pottery?
ReplyDeleteJohn