Ceramics Sugar Bowl. Lidded pottery sugar bowl, Sugar basin, Clay sugar bowl, Sugar cellar, Sugar box, Red sugar bowl, Pottery bowl

Colorful Ceramic Sugar Bowl With Hand Painted Decoration.
Wheel thrown and hand painted this ceramic bowl is a unique piece of art.

Measuring 3.9in/10cm wide (without the handles), 6.3in/16cm wide (handles included), by 5.1in/13cm high.

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Bringing color to the kitchen in a tasteful way can be a tricky matter. Too much color can make the interior ornate and tasteless. However, small touches of color can really lighten up the space.

If you are looking for elegant and colorful pottery, then this Bulgarian sugar bowl will be a great item to add to your home. Aside from being a functional thing, it can be left somewhere in the kitchen or living room as a decoration.

If you don't see its place in your home, you can buy it as a gift for any occasion. It will surely impress your friends with its originality.

Pottery and ceramics have been an important part of human culture for thousands of years. From prehistoric storage jars to tiles on the space shuttles, pottery and ceramics have played a key role in innumerable human endeavors.

The Process:
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WEDGING
Wedging is the process of mixing the clay by hand by rotating and pressing a clay ball on a table. The purpose is to thoroughly homogenize the clay and to remove all air bubbles. This is particularly important, as the presence of air bubbles in the clay will result in explosions in the kiln as the air pockets expand and burst. The pot is ruined, as is any other pot near it in the kiln. One knows if there is air in their clay if they see holes, like in Swiss cheese, when they slice through the clay with a wire.