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Master the art of designing and throwing pottery for the table, and enjoy the unique relationship between food and tablewarePractical and accessible, personal and technical, this inspiring book is invaluable for all makers, whatever their experience, who want to create wheel-thrown tableware. It is written by Catherine and Matt West who share the knowledge and passion so evident in their own work, and explores the overlapping notions of craft, design and small-batch production. Richly illustrated with over 300 photos and with detailed step-by-step sequences, it celebrates the slow-nature of making by hand and explains how to make consistent pieces that add joy and meaning to the table.

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Handmade Tiles is a complete guide to tiles and the techniques involved in making them. It explains the full process from first design ideas through to installation so that all makers, whether from a ceramics background or not, can benefit from the detailed instruction. Supported by over 600 images, it gives practical advice and tips so that makers can work with confidence, and includes an inspiring range of finished examples so they can develop their own unique style. For artists and makers, tiles are a form of artistic expression. For architects and designers, they add texture, colour and pattern to spaces. For those new to ceramics, they are an opportunity to explore the key skills of decoration, glazing and modelling. Catering for all these readers, Marion Brandis has written a detailed guide to how tiles can be made and used most effectively, and how their full potential can be realised. She first explains how to get started with a specific project in mind. She then looks at different ways of decorating and making tiles, particularly focusing on the exciting possibilities of surface decoration using glazes and slips. She goes on to explore how to make tiles with relief work and three-dimensional forms, using modelling and moulds. Further chapters on tiles and print, installation, freeform tiling, the tile in context and working to commission complete this impressive guide.

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Located on the shore of the Gulf of Argos, Lerna is one of the most important prehistoric sites in Greece, having been occupied with few interruptions over a period of some 5,000 years, from the 6th to the 1st millennium B.C. Following excavations under the direction of Professor J. Caskey from 1952 to 1958, the well-preserved, deeply stratified record resulted in Lerna becoming the undisputed "typesite" and master sequence for the Early and Middle Bronze Ages on the southern Greek mainland. However, the Middle Bronze Age settlement and material have never been comprehensively published. This volume presents a catalogue of the Middle Helladic ceramic material and an analysis of the material in terms of shape, decoration, and fabric with the objective of elucidating the changing patterns of ceramic production and consumption at a key mainland site.

Learn the exciting and incredibly easy craft of glass painting! Super fun and super simple, glass painting doesnt require any artistic skills or experience, making this craft perfect for everyone of all ages! A relaxing creative outlet, Beginners Guide to Glass Painting includes helpful introductory overviews on how to glass paint and all the basic painting techniques, tools, and supplies -- from paints and glitter powders to resin and more -- followed by 16 step-by-step projects with full-size templates that start small and simple and slowly progress in difficulty. From vibrant animals and charming abstract designs to beautiful florals, faces, and more, also included is a photo gallery of beautiful painted glass for inspiration. Perfect for easily painting unique framed artwork, vases, gifts, and decor, Beginners Guide to Glass Painting is a modern, must-have guide to this exciting, accessible, and affordable craft! Author Nilima Mistry is the founder of Creative Art, where she offers hundreds of glass painting tutorial videos to over 250,000 YouTube subscribers.

Quite simply, everything you need to know about glazes. Glazes for the Contemporary Maker is an essential guide for all ceramic artists and potters looking to expand their knowledge and gain confidence in this dynamic area of ceramics practice. The book provides a holistic approach and serves as an introduction to glaze chemistry, materials knowledge and methods of application via detailed step-by-step guidance and informative text. Packed with over 200 illustrated glaze recipes, it is an indispensable reference, which covers everything from shiny, opaque, matt, crystalline to special effect glazes that span across the temperature ranges. Supported by impressive examples of work by leading practitioners, this book provides inspiration and a source of practical tips and advice, allowing you to learn and initiate your own creative path through this exciting subject.

Pots have existed across the world and in different cultures for thousands of years. This volume explores how contemporary makers use the ancient language of the pot to convey contemporary ideas, from the sculptural and painterly to the ecological and satirical. This beautifully produced book is a visually rich and critically in-depth focus on the work of twenty-four potters. A companion volume to Contemporary British Ceramics: Beneath the Surface, it reveals how pots can be extraordinarily powerful forms of expression.

If youve ever wanted to get started in the craft of clay making, No Kiln, Handbuilding Clay Projects is the perfect place to start -- no kiln, wheel, or lathe needed! A complete, beginner-friendly guide that explains everything you need to know, this is an exciting resource thats filled with insight on setting up a workshop space, different tools and clays, common terms to know, and other clay making basics. From there, more than 50 elegant but simple clay projects for the home -- ranging from candlesticks and flower vases to plates, cutting boards, lidded jars, jugs, and more -- are featured with step-by-step instructions and stunning photography. Also included are tons of decorative technique tutorials for modeling, coiling, printing, stamping, mixing, and tinting. Combining simple skills with an elevated design aesthetic, this craft book is a must-have for any maker and DIYer looking to try something new, easy, affordable, and fun!

In "Pottery Decoration Under the Glaze," M. Louise McLaughlin presents an insightful exploration into the intricate world of ceramic art, specifically focusing on the nuances and techniques involved in underglaze decoration. With a blend of historical context and practical guidance, McLaughlin deftly navigates the evolution of pottery decoration, elucidating how contemporary practices are rooted in age-old traditions. Her scholarly approach is characterized by meticulous analysis, rich illustrations, and a deep appreciation for the artistry involved in creating visually compelling ceramics, positioning the work firmly within the nexus of art history and craft studies. M. Louise McLaughlin is a distinguished ceramic artist and academic, whose extensive background in the field has afforded her unique insights into the technical and aesthetic aspects of pottery. Her engagement with various cultural traditions of ceramic decoration has not only enriched her practice but has also inspired her to document these techniques for future generations. McLaughlinAos passion for ceramics is evident in her commitment to education and sharing knowledge, making her an authoritative voice in the discipline. This book stands as an essential resource for both aspiring decorators and experienced ceramicists alike, offering an extensive compendium of techniques and historical references. Readers will find inspiration in McLaughlinAos detailed descriptions and visual examples, making it a valuable addition to both art and craft libraries.

This title gives a clear, thorough and practical account of firing, but goes further and explains the techniques and ideas behind this magical stage of making. It highlights commonly-overlooked details that can lead to disastrous results and shares tips to help you achieve the best from your kiln. With over 100 photos, it also profiles leading makers and shows how their use of kilns contributes to their unique and beautiful work. Whether read from cover to cover by the novice or used as a reference book by the more experienced, this book will be your handbook to successful and confident firing.

This practical book explains the art of stained glass for the maker. Focusing on leaded glass, it introduces types of glass, cutting and designing for glass, and the processes involved in building your own panel. It also covers installation and restoration of glass, repairing and rebuilding, and quoting for work. Written by a leading maker, this book provides the practical instruction and the inspiration for everyone ready to try this most uplifting of crafts.This exciting book explains the secrets that lie behind the craft, emphasizes the importance of working with light, and celebrates the pure joy and excitement of working with this fragile yet powerful medium. Written with the maker in mind, it guides the reader through the processes of first working with glass through to designing and building your panel. It then goes on to look at the restoration and repair work the stained glass maker is often asked to undertake. This book is a beautiful testament to her talent, and to one of the oldest and most treasured art forms that never disappoints.

In "Origin and Development of Form and Ornament in Ceramic Art," William Henry Holmes embarks on an analytical journey into the intricate processes that underpin ceramic design and ornamentation. The book presents a thorough examination of the evolution of ceramic forms across cultures, elucidating the interplay of function and aesthetics. Holmes employs a meticulous scholarly style that merges art history with anthropology, showcasing detailed illustrations that accentuate his thematic exploration. This work resonates within the context of late 19th-century American art discourse, capturing a burgeoning interest in the origins and significance of material culture. Holmes, a pioneering figure in the field of American anthropology and archaeology, was deeply influenced by his explorations of Native American art forms and artifacts. His extensive fieldwork, coupled with his role as an educator and curator, sharpened his perspective on how cultural and environmental factors shape artistic expression. Drawing from his diverse experiences, Holmes was motivated to document the profound connections between form and function in ceramic art, acknowledging the cultural narratives woven into each piece. This seminal text is highly recommended for scholars and enthusiasts of art history, anthropology, and material culture. Holmess insights not only illuminate the technical aspects of ceramic production but also invite readers to appreciate the broader social and cultural implications of ceramics as a creative medium. His work remains essential for understanding the continuum of artistic expression in ceramic arts.

In "The Potters Craft: A Practical Guide for the Studio and Workshop," Charles Fergus Binns offers a comprehensive exploration of ceramic artistry, seamlessly blending practical techniques with an insightful discussion of creative processes. Binns literary style is both instructive and engaging, utilizing a clear, accessible language that caters to novices and experienced potters alike. With an emphasis on hands-on methods, the book also contextualizes pottery within the larger artistic and cultural landscapes of early 20th-century America, reflecting both the burgeoning studio pottery movement and traditional craft practices. As a seminal figure in American ceramics, Charles Fergus Binns was not only a potter but also a dedicated educator and a pioneer in the establishment of pottery programs in the United States. His deep-seated philosophy that art and craft are intertwined energized his teaching and significantly influenced generations of ceramicists. Binns extensive experience in both the studio and classroom has equipped him with the unique ability to distill complex techniques into digestible formats, making his insights invaluable to the evolving field of ceramics. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in exploring the rich tapestry of pottery making, whether for personal pleasure or professional ambition. Binns blend of technical expertise and philosophical reflection challenges the reader to appreciate the nuances of the craft while honing their skills, making "The Potters Craft" an indispensable addition to both personal and institutional libraries.

R. L. HobsonAos "Chinese Pottery and Porcelain: Vol. 1. Pottery and Early Wares" serves as an essential resource for enthusiasts and scholars alike, offering a profound exploration of Chinese pottery dating from its inception to the early Ming dynasty. This meticulously researched volume is rich in detail, employing a scholarly yet accessible literary style that combines rigorous historical analysis with vivid descriptive passages. HobsonAos exploration contextualizes these artifacts within broader cultural and artistic trends, highlighting their significance in the development of Chinese art and society, while also drawing comparisons to contemporary global ceramics. Hobson, an esteemed authority in the field of Asian art history, was deeply influenced by his extensive studies in various forms of Chinese aesthetics. His firsthand experiences in museums and collections nurtured a profound appreciation for the craftsmanship and historical narratives embedded within these ceramics. This passion culminated in the creation of this work, which reflects an academic journey committed to understanding and interpreting the rich legacy of Chinese pottery. This book is highly recommended for collectors, historians, and art enthusiasts seeking a comprehensive understanding of early Chinese ceramics. HobsonAos expertise provides readers with an invaluable window into the past, illuminating not only the beauty of the wares but also the cultural significance that has shaped Chinese pottery through the ages.

In "Pottery, for Artists, Craftsmen & Teachers," George James Cox presents a comprehensive exploration of the art and craft of pottery, merging technical instruction with artistic inspiration. The book is structured to serve a diverse audience, providing detailed insights into pottery techniques, tools, and materials, while also delving into concepts of aesthetics and design. Written in a clear, accessible style, Cox emphasizes the importance of creativity alongside craftsmanship, situated within the rich tradition of ceramic arts. This dual focus makes the book a valuable resource not only for practitioners but also for educators seeking to instill a holistic understanding of pottery in their students. George James Cox, an esteemed figure in the ceramic arts, draws upon his extensive experience in pottery and teaching to craft this guide. His background includes both practical and academic pursuits in the field, enabling him to address the needs of various practitioners, from beginners to seasoned artists. Coxs passion for pottery is evident, as he seeks to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice, reflecting his commitment to elevating the craft. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in the world of pottery, whether as a hobbyist, professional artist, or teacher. Coxs thoughtful approach not only enhances technical skills but also encourages a deeper appreciation for ceramic art, making it an indispensable addition to any pottery library.

A "Arte de louceiro: Tratado sobre o modo de fazer as louças de barro mais grossas" é uma obra que se insere no contexto da produção artesanal e das técnicas de cerâmica do século XVIII. Nela, Nicola