Women often walk hours a day to wells to carry home precious pots of water balanced on their heads.
Gagosian shows potter Edmund de Waal, but no matter how good his books might be nothing convinces me about his precious little pots.
They are precious, like their pot bellies rubbed, and some even like cupcakes.
They carry their most precious possessions – clothes, pots, chickens, a piglet – all they were able to gather in a moment of panic as the water rose.
There were small pots of precious early snowdrops, and emerging dark purple hellebores, at Foxgrove Plants all requiring good homes.
There is no attempt at call-and-response, no precious bits of pulpit melting-pot schtick like in 2008, although someone shouts "YES HE DID!" after Clinton says that Obama did a great job pulling America back from the brink of depression.
To kick off the festivities, Huitzilopochtli worshippers would fill a clay pot with feathers and precious stones and hang it at the base of temples.
"Water was precious, so they grew things in pots, to control the environment".
Starting in 1993, Das noticed that objects occasionally went missing from the temple: precious stones adorning the main idol, a silver pot, the ivory flute.
Your superb article about the Japanese Garden in Prospect Park "Human Nature: Revealing a Japanese Garden As Serene Melting Pot" (May 18) brought back so many precious memories of long ago.
