Coiled pottery

Coiling clay is a very satisfying and versatile way to make pottery. It has an ancient tradition, with a history spanning back over thousands of years. It's testimony to its beauty that so many artist continue to coil build their pots. Some extraordinary artists coil their pottery. If you'd like to know more about these coil pottery artists, check out my post. Its an overview of 18 famous coil pottery artists with images of their work.

Coiled dish

Digication ePortfolio :: Fairfield Art by Tricia Thatcher,mindy montgomery,colleen larbes,julie staudt,kathrine clark,matt klaber,Harmon Lauren at FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL. REQUIREMENTS FOR COIL POT: 1. Finished piece should be at least 8" total in height.2. You must use at least 3 different types of coils.3. The finished piece must be smoothed on the inside.(this has to be done as you go, DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE END!!)4. All coils must be

If you are making coil pottery the first thing you need to do is learn to roll a clay coil. Here are 12 tips on making perfect clay coils for your coil pots

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