A technique that uses long ropes of clay to make pottery:

The roughening of the surface of wet clay in order to attach another piece of wet clay

A fluid mixture of clay and water

A stage in the drying process of clay when the clay is pliable but strong enough to handle

Unfired pottery

The process which changes clay into ceramic

An insulated box which is heated to fire pottery and clay sculpture

A term applied to the first firing before glazing

A ceramic paint typically composed of opaque or transparent colors which becomes vitreous when fired.

Rolling out clay into rope like pieces

A decorative technique where the surface of the clay is scratched or drawn into

Clay that has been changed from a lump into a flat piece

A stage in the drying process of clay when all the water has completely evaporated

Made mostly of colored pigment and binders to keep it suspended as a liquid and can be applied to greenware

method of kneading clay to get rid of air pockets in clay