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one of the stages of dryness, when constructing with clay, this stage is preferable
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a kiln firing with a full supply of oxygen, electric kilns are like this
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a kiln firing in which there is insufficient oxygen to consume the free carbon emanating from the heated glaze and clay, resulting in the formation or carbon monoxide. Oxygen-starved carbon monoxide pulls oxygen from the clay body and glaze, forming
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the technique of pressing forms into the clay to get decorative effects
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a decoration method, slip (a liquid clay) is applied to the greenware through a tube or nozzle, much like icing a cake
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a technique for creating multiples of the same design using colored clay
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the process of heating the pottery to a specific temperature in order to bring about a particular change in the clay or structure
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ceramic ware that hasn't been fired
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a method of shaping clay by inserting the thumb of one hand into the clay and lightly pinching the thumb and fingers while slowly rotating the ball in the palm of the other hand. Pots made in this manner are called pinch pots
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in this technique, flat slabs of clay are pressed into molds in order to create various shapes or forms
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a glass-like surface coating for ceramics that is used to decorate and seal the pores of fired clay
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one of the stages of dryness, the state when clay is easily molded and formed
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in this process, tin enamel is applied to a ceramic piece, then the color is painted on it and finally, it is glazed with a clear glaze
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2
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ceramic ware that has been fired once without glaze
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one of the stages of dryness. clay must be in this stage in order to go in the kiln for firing
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4
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one of the several techniques of building pots using only the hands and simple tools
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7
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this is the technique of building ceramic forms by rolling out coils, or ropes, of clay and joining them together with the fingers or a tool
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9
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a decorating technique developed centuries ago. In its simplest embodiment, leather-hard clay is coated with an engobe or slip of contrasting color and then a pattern or picture is added by carving through or scraping off the slip to reveal the clay
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in this decorative technique, patterns or designs are created by brushing a wax medium over an area of clay, slip, or glaze to resist the final glaze application when the wax is dry
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a type of firing started in Japan used mainly in the 'tea ceremony'
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