Sentence examples for making earthenware from inspiring English sources

Ayumi Horie developed a technique for making earthenware pieces without water while she was a student at Alfred University in western New York State.

Tenaciously, with the help of her sisters, she carried on with the enterprise, and by 1950 Shinners Bridge had several assistants making earthenware tableware.

Their commissions consisted of making earthenware vessels for everyday use, as well as figurative sculptures to accompany the rich and powerful into the afterlife.

At the same time he would make earthenware pots inspired by his interest in tantric art and a passion for Indian culture.

A few nomadic tribes, such as the Atsina, Blackfoot, and Cree, claimed to have made earthenware in the past but to have given up the practice because the resulting vessels were too fragile for travois transport.

Medieval pots were made of earthenware, painted metal or wattle (woven willow or other saplings) as well as terra cotta.

Ragu, stews and pulses are cooked in pots made of earthenware, the best material for slow cooking, because it distributes the heat evenly.

Tang potters made elegant earthenware vessels for everyday use and sculptures for tombs, including the Tang horses and camels so prized in the West.

While they are 2,200 years old and made of earthenware, the statues are stirring unease in a country that frets constantly about the possibility of being invaded by a more up-to-date Chinese army.

In the harsh landscape the local cuisine is geared towards providing warming, filling food using ingredients easily found nearby: tombet (lamb stew) is made in earthenware pots with rabbit, lamb, snails, and almonds - or anything else close at hand.

Where she grew up, it wasn't kept in a clay pig, but in an "innocent-looking moneybox made of earthenware, in the shape of a pear or an apple".