Sentence examples for fired pottery from inspiring English sources

After a screening of Perryman's film, Traditions of India, a firing demonstration will feature techniques used in her books Smoke Fired Pottery and Smoke Firing Contemporary Artists & Approaches.

Its clay body is covered with fragments of fired pottery, orange and white and a heartbreaking blue-green that makes April P think of the Atlantic Ocean.

The Lapita people are known principally on the basis of the remains of their fired pottery, which consists of beakers, cooking pots, and bowls.

It is named for a type of fired pottery that was first extensively investigated at the site of Lapita in New Caledonia.

Fortunately, natural rocks aren't the only ones with magnetic memories; archeological materials like fired pottery and even smelting slag may bear similar information.

Activities at Make Meaning often have wait lists — so shoppers have to kill time at the mall — and visitors must return to pick up fired pottery or glass jewelry, which means an extra mall visit.

Wood firing is the process in which wood is used as fuel to fire pottery kilns that have been specifically designed for this purpose.

Mabuchi, a longtime enthusiast and collector of ceramic art, said he was instantly hooked the first time he used a wood-burning kiln to fire pottery four years ago.

The technology required to produce mercury from cinnabar was entirely within the reach of people in this area as soon as they were able to fire pottery (long before 1000 BC).

A new technique of firing pottery under partly oxidising and reducing conditions was improved by them designated black-and-red ware, to the micaceous Red Ware.

Throwing and firing pottery is a stressful and tricky process, but any possibility of having a traumatic time is outweighed by the show's emotional heart.