Pottery
Across
- 5. Something that can cause clay to crack or explode in the kiln.
- 6. Liquid clay used for joining or decorating.
- 8. Cutting into clay to create lines or texture.
- 9. The stage when clay is fully dry before firing.
- 10. A common source of inspiration for leaves, flowers, bark, and shells.
- 13. A liquid coating that becomes glass-like after firing.
- 18. A three-dimensional artwork.
- 20. Describes pottery that can be used for a purpose.
- 21. A repeated decorative design on a clay surface.
- 22. Kneading clay to remove air bubbles.
- 23. The first firing of clay before glazing.
Down
- 1. A special oven used to fire clay.
- 2. Extra detail added to improve the appearance of pottery.
- 3. A natural material that can be shaped when wet and hardened when fired.
- 4. The stage when clay is partly dry but can still be carved or joined.
- 7. The final hardened material after clay has been fired.
- 11. The surface quality of a clay piece, such as rough or smooth.
- 12. To scratch the surface of clay before joining pieces.
- 14. The process of heating clay in a kiln.
- 15. Objects made from clay, such as bowls, mugs, and pots.
- 16. A hand-building technique made by pressing clay with fingers.
- 17. The plan or idea for an artwork before making it.
- 18. A flat piece of rolled clay.
- 19. A container made from clay.