Removing Excess Clay from Pot Trimming - By Lotem L. Loeb On the main floor, Auds H. Jenkins trims a dry pot by using wet clay to secure the pot and slowly revolves the pottery wheel.

I spotted it from the other side of the room. I say “room”, but More4Less in Cradock is more like an aircraft hangar packed with the whole world. Long and low, terracotta, and somewhat fishy ...

Mastering Clay Pot Creation Using Ancient Methods. Posted: March 31, 2025 | Last updated: March 31, 2025. Explore the fascinating world of traditional pottery as we walk you through the process of ...

"I want people to stop by and learn."Find 'Clay Pot Cuisine' every Tuesday at 1601 4th St NW in Albuquerque from 1:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Call (505) 485-9540 or follow 'Clay Pot Cuisine' on ...

KS Pottery, a family business, has been working to make about 60,000 clay pots for Pongal this year. (Moganraj Villavan @ FMT Lifestyle) During Pongal, the harvest festival celebrated by the Tamil ...

Winter Demand For Handmade Clay Pots: In Kathipara village under Morrelganj upazila of Bagerhat, the chill of winter brings a flurry of activity as artisans craft traditional clay plates and pots.

Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A boy carries pots as Palestinians work in a pottery workshop to respond to an increase in the demand for clay pots used to cool water due to power cuts and hot weather ...

Discover the art of clay pot making with our detailed guide. Watch each step of the process from shaping to firing, and see how skilled artisans create beautiful, functional pots.

Using a clay pot for storing and drinking water is a simple yet highly effective way to reap numerous benefits—from natural cooling and alkaline properties to improved digestion and eco ...

This season, switch back to your Indian roots by having water stored in matka or clay pots. The age-old traditional practice has several advantages to offer in summers. Read below!

Durban — Two suspected thieves were released by a private security company after they allegedly stole a clay pot and its owner did not want to open a case with the police.

Terracotta is a clay pot material that can heat up to dangerously hot temperatures. This can pose a burn risk, John Smith, director of the Fire Risk Assessment Network, said.