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Click for enlarged views. Stoneware is a type of clay that yields hard, durable, nonporous objects by firing to high kiln heat. Click to open Glossary. Hand-building creates ceramic art object entirely by the artist's hands or with simple tools. Click to open Glossary. Cone is a pyramid of clay that bends at a specific temperature, used to ensure optimal temperature for a ceramic work being fired in a kiln. Click to open Glossary. Wheel throwing produces ceramic art object from raw clay on a potter's wheel. Click to open Glossary. Underglaze is a slip applied to greenware to decorate or seal the surface. Click to open Glossary. Firing converts soft greenware to hard ceramic state by exposure to high kiln heat. Click to open Glossary. Overglaze is applied over previously fired glaze to provide details. Click to open Glossary.

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Creative Process   

chessset.html Ceramic applies to objects made of preworked clay fired to high kiln heat. Click to open Glossary. Wheel throwing produces art objects from raw clay on a potter's wheel. Click to open Glossary. Underglaze is a slip applied to greenware to decorate or seal the surface. Click to open Glossary.

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Creative process illustrated. Cold finishes are various decorative embellishments applied after firings are complete. Click to open Glossary.

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