Pottery Videos

The Potters Wheel - Pastor Lazovitch shares practical examples of our lives with the book of Jeremiah and Pottery

The Inca artisans of the 1570s tried to recreate the pots their predecessors had made before the Spanish Conquest. Now Stanford's Archaeology Center retraces their steps. Stanford University: http://www.stanford.edu/ Stanford News: http://news.stanford.edu/ Stanford University Channel on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/stanford

Author: parsonspeter Keywords: Pottery Ceramic Beginers Handbuilding Teaching Added: November 13, 2009

In this episode, another history of a brand, Nymphenburg pottery. A question about Nori Peter plates, Twitter tool - MarketMeTweet.com, and an interview with a web design expert, Alan Hamlyn!

Author: MePottery Keywords: pottery visual art clay ceramics Art education teaching workshop Added: November 3, 2009

New excavations in Jerusalem's Old City expose archaeology and culture from the First and Second Temple periods. Ranked 3.02 / 5 | 571 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (03:17) Submitted By: TheMediaLine Tags: Middle East Jerusalem Temple Mount Western Wall Ancient History Archaeology First Temple Second Temple Jewish Artifacts Old City Tunnels Excavations Pottery Construction Rome Roads Stamps Visitors Center Debates Israel Antiquity Authority Categories: News & Events Science & Tech

Learn how to make painted plates and tiles with ceramic pens. A Craftster Quickies tutorial by Craftster.org. Author: craftster

The 8th Annual Studio tour, Sept 18-20, 2009, had 22 private artisan's studios open to the public to see demonstrations and purchase their latest works, all within 30 miles of Mountain View, Arkansas. Visit http://offthebeatenpathstudiotour.com for details of next year's tour, Sept. 17, 18 an individual or organization which has achieved substantial success in the enhancement of its local resources through imaginative and innovative development efforts. This year's tour was a huge success.

When I first saw Marjorie and the Potters wheel at the recent EST Donkey Fair, it conjured up images of that scene from the film Ghost, you know the one I mean. So I thought it would be worthwhile showing you how it should be done properly, making clay bowls that is. for more information about Pottery in the Park visit http://www.potteryinthepark.co.uk

This was a very different event from the usual ones I attend, animals were the centre of attention. The Elisabeth Svendsen Trust for Children and Donkeys in Manchester needs funds and while the event was about raising money, it was also about having lots of fun. In fact I enjoyed it so much I forgot about why I was there, missed most things because I was either with the donkeys or the ferrets. The weather tried to play it's part and spoil the party, but with so much going on that was impossible. It was a well attended event and well organized, the staff obviously had worked very hard putting on such a good show. There was so much going on in such a small space that I can only list what I able to see, sorry if anyone got missed. I did miss the Lord Mayor of Manchester opening the event, I was in with Barn Owl Bill somewhere else at the time, time just passed me by.All I can say is if you missed it this time, make sure you visit the website for next years event, you won't be dissapointed if you love animals.What did you miss, well there was of course the Donkeys, Pottery in the Park (Clay bowl making and figure painting), Dr Butler's Hatstand Medicine Band, Retired Greyhound Trust, Gorton Local History Group, Boxer Dog Rescue, Barn Owl Bill and Birds of Prey, RSPCA (Manchester & Salford Branch), Dookies Ferret Rescue (here you could hug a ferret), Tellington Touch, Northwich Guinea Pig and Rabbit Rescue, Cats Protection, Mary and Arnold's Donkey Goodies Stall, Fun Dog Show, Have a Go Fun Dog Agility Course, Reflexologyas well as Punch and Judy, Children's Fun Bus, Children's Amusement Rides, Bouncy Castles and Slides, Go Karts, Magician, Donkey Rides, Face Painting, tombola, bric a brac, jewellery, Clothes, cakes, cards, books, plants, crafts and much more.The live band at the event brought something a little different from what I am used too, but I have to say it was entertaining and definitely some toe tapping tunes were played.Bet your sorry you missed it now, however you can enjoy the few highlights from the event I have put together in this video.

Charles Smith Pottery Demonstration. For more information on Charles Smith Pottery go to www.smith-pots.com

Stoneware Pottery from Native Clay & One of a kind Art Pottery by Gulf Coast Studio Potter Anne Webb

Pottery by african american artist Charles Smith (stoneware and raku clay).

Large raku kiln in progress

Black pottery gets the smooth ebony finish from its special firing process. The fuel is mixed with pigment; and the clay absorbs the color from the smoke during the firing. Traditionally, all the engravings are carved before the firing. Our artisans have also invented a new method that engraves designs on the surface after the item is fired. The color gets lighter as the artist etches deeper. So the final coloring has levels of yellow and gray, as well as black. Black pottery originated during the Neolithic period (12,000 B.C.) in China; and this method was perfected by the Long Shan Culture (3000 B.C.) The earliest works of Black Pottery are water pots and vessels of ancient worship. Then it became the house-hold wares for daily life of the royal families.

Mr. Santana of Laguna Creek High making a vase for a student.