1. NativeWeb Resources: Ceramics & Pottery Resource Database / Art, Artisans Galleries / Ceramics Pottery. Resources 9 listings http://www.nativeweb.org/resources/art_artisans_galleries/ceramics_pottery

Home Login Contact Us Resources for Indigenous Cultures around the World Resources Community Services About Us Resource Center Internet Links Nations Index Geographic Region Index Search the Site ... Top 5 Percent Hosted Resources Hosted Pages NativeLaw News NativeTech Site Information Get your FREE EMAIL @NativeWeb.Net! Community About Us Hosting Information ... Resource Database Resources: 9 listings Name and Description Nation Location Hits Acoma Clay Acoma US - Southwest Welcome to Acoma Clay, the personal website of Theresa Pasqual-Pruitt. Here you have the opportunity to look at some of the Acoma Pottery I have designed and painted. Al Qöyawayma - Hopi Potter Hopi AL Qöyawayma (Hopi, pronounced: Ko-YAH why-mah - meaning: "Grey Fox Walking at Dawn") is not only an outstanding engineer but is also one of Americas leading pottery makers. His experience with native peoples include being a Fullbright Fellow to the Maori by helping them to reestablish an ancient ceramic tradition. He is a co-founder and First Chairman of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) which has grown to a constituency of one-half million. Avanyu Passage: west by southwest US - West We offer a site that specializes in New Mexico pueblo pottery. We are also offering our newly published book titled Santa Clara Portraits: A Proud Tradition through this web site.

2. CeramicsWeb 3.0 ceramics and pottery listings range from functional pottery, ceramic art, industrial ceramics to manufacturers, suppliers, classes and educational institutions. Japan, McCoy, Quimper, Poole, Porcelain China, pottery ceramics, pottery Ceramic Marks, Pratt Ware, Redware, Red http://art.sdsu.edu/ceramicsweb

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3. World Of Pottery And Ceramics_by_Clayzee Worldwide ceramics and pottery listings.Category Arts Crafts pottery Directories......Worldwide ceramics and pottery listings of sites ranging from functional pottery,ceramic art, industrial ceramics to manufacturers, suppliers, classes and http://clayzee.com/

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4. Silsal Ceramics- Handmade Pottery In Jordan & The Middle East pottery inspired by the ancient Arab, Islamic and Middle Eastern civilizations such as jars, juglets, Category Arts Crafts pottery Potteries Middle East...... Silsal's pieces draw inspiration from the pottery of the Middle East's ancient civilisationsand great Islamic dynasties whose artefacts are Silsal ceramics Tel http://www.silsal.com/

Middle Eastern, Arab company in Jordan producing pottery inspired by the ancient Arab, Islamic civilizations such as jars, juglets, bowls, pitchers and cups; all handmades, Arabs, Jordan, Middle East, Islam, Muslims, Moslems, pottery, civilizations, dynasty, artfacts, artifacts, museums, handmade, arabesque, Ruqqa, juglets, jars, pitchers, bowls, bronze, scripts, animals, cups, lines, decorations, arts, culture, ibexes, birds, fishes, heraldic, proverbs, Phoenicians, Abbassids, Sessanians, inscriptions. Silsal's pieces draw inspiration from the pottery of the Middle East's ancient civilisations and great Islamic dynasties whose artefacts are today part of the world's museum collections. Our ceramic products are entirely handmade and glazed with our special matte glazes. Each piece is incised and painted to give bas-relief imagery. Silsal's pieces are non-toxic and designed for practical use in the contemporary home. Silsal Ceramics Tel. 962 6 5931128, Fax. 962 6 5930664, P.O.Box 1838, Amman 11118 Jordan E-mail info@silsal.com

5. Kate Glanville - Hand Painted Pottery And Personalised Plates pottery, tiles, plates, mugs and cups by artist, Kate Glanville. Commissions undertaken. http://www.kateglanville.co.uk/

Tiles Plates Kate Glanville Hand Painted Pottery Featured in House Beautiful Magazine Ceramic Artist Kate Glanville has been producing hand-painted earthenware pottery from her studio since 1990. She individually hand-paints each piece using brightly coloured majolica glazes in her own unique and lively illustrative style. Kate applies an original contemporary approach to a traditional British decorative technique. Personalised Commemorative plates make an original gift to celebrate a special occasion and tiles and tile panels are one of Kate's specialities. Each piece is signed by Kate creating pottery that is highly collectable. Price List For more information contact Kate Glanville - see Price List for contact details. email us at kateglanville@tinyworld.co.uk

6. Ceramics In Society Autumn 2001 Quarterly UK magazine for creative craft and design ceramics.Category Arts Crafts pottery Publications Magazines......British magazine covering craft and design. Read by ceramic makers. http://www.ceramic-society.co.uk/

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7. How To Clean Pottery At Antique Resources! Instructions on cleaning antique ceramics and pottery. http://www.antiqueresources.com/articles/pottclean.html

Search Antique Resources Site Map Upcoming Auctions Our On-line Mall Event Calendar Book Reviews ... Contact Us Our Sponsors Please Visit Our Sponsors A R T I C L E S at AntiqueResources.com How To Clean Your Pottery Items By Jerry McCracken For those of us who have some beautiful pottery that looks a little run down there are a few tricks of the trade to bring the life back into your pieces. Make sure your piece has *NO* repairs before you try any of these methods. If you know that it's been repaired - *DON'T* take the chance! You may end up with paying to have it restored - again! Go to your local Beauty Supply store. Buy Peroxide #40 solution. This is very important. Get a dark bucket or container that your pottery will fit in. Pour the peroxide in to the bucket and then gentley put your pottery into it. *DO NOT* put your hands into the solution! This is a bleach. It will bleach your hands and might even cause burns on some people. Use those heavy duty cleaning gloves if there is a possibility that you might get wet. If your pottery is very "dirty" it may take a days or even weeks to become clean. Don't worry about your item. The peroxide will not harm them.

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9. Bairstow Manor Pottery Ltd Offer hand painted collectible ceramics with a product list and information about the company. http://www.manorpottery.co.uk

10. Ceramics/Pottery Independent Study In ceramics/pottery This curriculum in ceramics is offered as two courses ceramics/pottery and Independent Study in ceramics/pottery. Prerequisites Independent Study in ceramics/pottery - ceramics/ pottery. Full Year - 1 credit http://www.mta.link75.org/curriculum/art/ceramics.html

11. JAPAN BOOKSTORE: Ceramics/Pottery Shelf ceramics/pottery. The Art of Ogata Kenzan Persona and Production in Japanese ceramics by Richard Wilson Hardcover http://www.ohayosensei.com/books/pottery.html

Traditional Culture Aisle Bonsai Ceramics/Pottery ... Entrance Thinking about working in Japan? Then pick up a free issue of O-Hayo Sensei the world's largest jobs-in-Japan news publication. Can't find what you're looking for? You can search Amazon.com directly with the engine below. Just type in an author, book title, or another search term. Looking for a unique gift? How about a handmade Sushi, DimSum or Manju Clock? O-Hayo Sensei's Online JAPAN BOOKSTORE CERAMICS/POTTERY The Art of Ogata Kenzan: Persona and Production in Japanese Ceramics by Richard Wilson Hardcover Ceramic Art: 7 Individuals (Art Random Series, No. 83) by Kyoichi Tsuzuki Hardcover The Collector's Guide to Made in Japan Ceramics: Identification; Values Vol 1 by Carole Bess White Paperback The Early Porcelain Kilns of Japan: Arita in the First Half of the Seventeenth Century by Oliver R. Impey Hardcover 156 pages Documents the porcelain made in the first half of the seventeenth century, including working practices, the individual kilns of Arita, and color photos.

12. Glossary Of Terms Selected terminology of ceramics and pottery. http://www.chinapatterns.com/glossary.html

Bone China The ingredients of bone china are china clay, china stone, silica, alumina, alkalies, lime and bone ash. It is fired at high of 2,300 to 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit. In the best grades of English bone china, 50% or more of the body consists of refined bone ash prepared from specially selected animal bones which are reduced to a fine powder by heat. The bone is mixed with the finest china clays and highest quality Cornish stone. Specially skilled workers are needed in the manufacture of bone china and the best and most highly skilled in the world are found in the pottery district of England. Earthenware The basic mixture for earthenware is potash, sand, feldspar and clay. This type of dinnerware is fired at anywhere from 600 to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit — usually around 900 degrees Fahrenheit. Earthenware (often mistakenly referred to as "china" is not made from a hard paste. It has a softer body and is much cheaper to produce. It can be made almost as thin as bone china, but it lacks translucency. It is not as durable as bone china and chips more easily. However, it is much less expensive, lends itself to colorful decorations and is often interesting and quite beautiful. Fine China Dinnerware designed as "fine china" usually indicates that feldspar, a glassy and hard crystalline mineral made up mainly of aluminum silicates rather than bone ash has been used as the fluxing (fusing or bonding) agent. Fine china does not have the pure white body seen in bone china. It tends to have a grey-white hue.

13. House Of Pottery Collectable Ceramics. British antique ceramics dealer specializing in Royal Doulton, Wedgewood, Royal Albert, and Worcester. http://www.houseofpotterystaffordshire.co.uk

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15. Pottery Supplies Arts And Crafts Ceramics! Features a wide selection of ceramic and pottery supplies.Category Shopping Crafts Supplies ceramics......pottery supplies online full selection of ceramics,arts and crafts and artsupplies. pottery Supplies, ceramics, and Arts and Crafts Supplies Online. http://www.clayartcenter.com/

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16. Francesco Guarino's Art Ceramics ceramics and artistic sculptures of an Italian craftsman. Also painted and decorated pottery in Holy art style. http://www.ceramicheguarino.com/indexGB.htm

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17. Ceramics And Pottery British magazine covering craft and design. Read by ceramic makers. ceramics in Society is a quarterly, fullcolour magazine, published since 1993 (previously titled Studio pottery) http://www.circatrade.com/Ceramics%20and%20Pottery.htm

circa T his is a new category with an inventory that's sent me scrambling for books and experts in the vast field of Chinese, Burmese, Thai and Vietnamese ceramics. The most valuable source I found, a Mr . Jan-Erik Nilsson , is a wonder of not only knowledge but also super-human capabilities (or a closet of clones). He's been an enormous help to me but, still, we are honestly in the dark on a few of these pieces. This being the case, I have simply given the best description I could, included whatever theories we've hatched, and priced them as fairly as I'm able. I would welcome the input of all experts out there. A potter, Udaipur. February, 1999. Chinese Chrysanthemum Porcelain Plates These are jolly, slightly odd, ceramicware produced by China for the export market. I'm on a hunt for more of these (quite a few sold) but, at present, we do have three pieces. Porcelain with underglaze cobalt blue decoration. The pattern is of stylized chrysanthemum among devolved conch shells. China, 19th century, southern kilns, perhaps Fujian Province.

18. JapanesePottery.com Ceramics EStore Online shop for seven Japanese potters with one of a kind pieces, and information on Japanese pottery, Category Shopping Antiques and Collectibles ceramics and pottery...... izu.co.jpBuy oneof-a-kind ceramics, and learn about the styles and traditions ofJapanese pottery, from longtime Japan resident and ceramic specialist Robert http://www.japanesepottery.com/

Buy one-of-a-kind ceramics, and learn about the styles and traditions of Japanese pottery, from longtime Japan resident and ceramic specialist Robert Yellin. To learn more about this store, our money-back guarantee, and customer testimonials, please visit the About Us page. Click here to see photos of our office and some of the pieces on display. Travel to our companion site www.esake.com to fill your new ceramic with premium Japanese sake. ONLINE POTTERY STORE Welcome to our online Japanese pottery store. We offer a wide selection of excellent ceramics from the potters of Japan, both antique pieces and those by contemporary artists. Our online selections are updated weekly, so come back often to view our latest offerings. And don't forget to explore the wonderful world of Japanese pottery at www.e-yakimono.net, our sister site and pottery knowledge center. It offers a wealth of information in English on the pottery scene in Japan, on the styles and traditions of Japanese pottery, on ceramic events in Tokyo and elsewhere, including nationwide gallery and museum listings and reviews of contemporary Japanese artists. It includes a glossary and links to other excellent sites. We thank you for visiting.

19. Patty's Pottery | A Muddy Place welcome to A Muddy Place, the online home of Patty's pottery. Enjoy browsing through the ceramics gallery or finding out more about the artist and her upcoming shows. http://www.visi.com/~thropots/prrpots/

"Does not the potter have the right to make out of some lump of clay some pottery for noble purposes and some for common use?" - Romans 9:21 A Muddy Place Welcome to my online studio and gallery. The highlight of this site is the pottery gallery , a showcase for my artwork. The gallery is graphics oriented, but I have tried to maintain a balance between reasonable download times and quality images. If you are looking for information about ceramic techniques and resources, check out my list of ceramic related links Upcoming Events MarsCon February 28 - March 2, 2003 I fell in love with pottery during my first college ceramics class in the spring of 1993, but the desire to "play in the mud" must have exisited since childhood. There are pictures of me as a little girl covered from head to toe with mud after enjoying an afternoon of mud sliding on the mound of dirt in my backyard. In 1996, I graduated with a BA in studio art, and began taking the first small steps toward becoming a working artist. I am currently doing office work part-time at the ceramics studio I rent space from and devoting the rest of my time to developing a cohesive body of work. Home The Artist The Gallery Events ... Resources Contact: thropots@prrpots.com

20. Home Page Clay,Children,Art,Ceramics,Nierman,Pottery Clean, well lighted instructional studio for kids and adults, focused on the benefits of creative Category Arts Crafts pottery Classes United States...... learning the craft of ceramics. Click here to see some of Kevin's current work Click here to see the Annual KNC Show. Call Kids 'N' Clay pottery Studio at http://www.kidsnclay.com/

Creative development through ceramics Kids 'N' Clay provides an ideal environment for children to explore their creativity while learning the craft of ceramics. Call Kids 'N' Clay Pottery Studio at today! About Us Contact Us Site Map The Kids 'N' Clay Ceramics Book ! ... What is a Box? The Annual Kids 'N' Clay Artists-in-Residence Show p.s. you are visitor number

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