pottery

Features die-cut, spiral bound pages, the top half of which provides step-by-step instructions for eighteen ceramic projects, and the bottom half containing explanations of the techniques that are needed to complete the projects. Includes discussion of equipment and materials.

Explains the nature of clay and the different forming methods and describes the techniques used by ten professional ceramicists.

A brief biography of the Pueblo Indian woman who became famous for her clay pottery.

High school junior Camelia's psychometric powers of touch seem to be changing when she starts to hear voices saying malicious things to her, and even focusing on her beloved pottery does not help, especially after her psychic, suicidal aunt comes to stay after being released from the hospital.

Tree-ear, a thirteen-year-old orphan in medieval Korea, lives under a bridge in a potters' village, and longs to learn how to throw the delicate celadon ceramics himself.

Examines the work of thirty-six contemporary ceramic artists, providing insights into the techniques they use, and the sources of their inspiration; and includes color photographs of selected works.

Contains step-by-step photographs and instructions that explain how to create twelve thrown pottery projects, including cutaway pictures that illustrate common mistakes, and features information on tools and materials, throwing techniques, turning, and lids, handles, and knobs.