Sentence examples for red pottery from inspiring English sources

His fat cheeks a red pottery color.

The red pottery of Roman times is signed by means of stamps.

About 600 ce the culture known as the "Redware people" arrived; little is known of them, however, beyond the red pottery they left.

American department stores have carried the now ubiquitous blue, white and red pottery with chickens around the borders from Vietri for years.

Most of the evidence for them comes from cemeteries, where the burials included fine black-topped red pottery, ornaments, some copper objects, and glazed steatite beads.

Small vessels in animal form were also made, especially during the Middle and New kingdoms, and a fine category of highly burnished red pottery vases in female form was produced during the 18th dynasty.

The earliest occupation of the site is associated with black-and-red pottery of probably pre-Buddhist age; it was followed by the northern black polished ware of early Buddhist times.

Margaret Tafoya, whose nimble, ingenious hands turned the chocolate-colored clay of her New Mexico pueblo into black-on-black and red-on-red pottery of such profound and graceful beauty that it acquired a global reputation, died on Feb. 25 at her home in Santa Clara Pueblo near Santa Fe.

After producing the traditional black-on-red pottery, by the 1910s, Maria and her husband began experimenting and produced black-on-black pottery.

They wove the cotton into exquisite textiles and created decorated red clay pottery.

Perhaps the best known of these wares is a series of large urns of red polished pottery with geometric decoration found in the Banshan cemetery (see Banshan ware) and at Machang, both in Gansu province.