Compounds containing carbon and other elements are used in making and coloring glazes or clay bodies.

A material that promotes melting or increases the glass-making qualities of a glaze.

Greenware refers to unfired ______ or clay sculpture.

Compounds containing oxygen and other elements that are used in making and coloring glazes or clay bodies.

Sculptural or decorative forms that project from a background are classified by the degree to which it is raised from the surface.

Sprigging involves adding a decoration in relief and attaching it to greenware with ______.

To polish the surface of a leather-hard pot to compact it and produce and maintain a sheen at low-firing temperatures.

A surface design technique whereby an impressed design is filled with a different colored clay slip.

Any coloring element, such as oxides or commercial colorants, is applied before glaze application.

To fill an incised or impressed area with contrasting colored clay.

To create designs in soft or leather-hard clay by pressing with textured tools, stamps, or chops.

Japanese technique in which different colored clays are combined to achieve a marbled effect.

A fine slip surface treatment used as a coating for burnishing or decoration.

An element or compound that contributes color to a slip, glaze, or ceramic surface.

Impressing, Incising, Applique, Piercing, or Burnishing are methods of creating texture on the surface of a ceramic object.

These are Techniques for using color, Sponging, Spattering, Brushing Masking, Paper Resist, Wax Resist, Slip Trailing, Sgraffito, Mishima, and Terra Sigilata.

These are the different ways to apply glazes, Dipping, Pouring, Brushing, and Spraying.

Value is an Art Fundamental that refers to how light or dark a color is.

A Visual Pattern is what shapes, colors, and other elements that are repeated at regular intervals.