Mother's Day Gift - Unique Wheel Thrown Pottery Pitcher, Home Decor, Ceramic Decanter, Water Bottle, Ceramic Art, Danko Pottery

Unique Pottery pitcher. Carafe. Flask. Jug. Bottle. Container. Cruet. Wine bottle.

Colorful Ceramic Pitcher With Hand Painted Decoration

Approximate measuring 6.5in/17cm wide (without the handle and the spout) by 10.4in/27cm high
Capacity - 500ml/16.7oz

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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 wine pitcher will be a great item to add to your home. When not being used for wine, it can be left somewhere in the kitchen or living room as a decoration.

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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THROWING
Throwing clay is the process of using a rapidly rotating pottery wheel and other tools to form a lump of clay into a beautiful ceramic piece.
The procedure involves placing a lump of clay in the exact center of the wheel head, creating an opening in the exact center of the clay. The size of the opening is gradually increased and the sides are pulled up until a cylinder is formed. A sufficient amount of clay is left for the bottom of the piece. The sides and mouth of the piece are then shaped, and the piece is removed from the wheel. Once it dries to a leatherhard stage, the potter can then go about trimming away excess clay, adding handles, spouts or attachments, and carving, cutting, or re-shaping the piece. An experienced potter can make this process look easy, but it takes many years of dedication and long hours of practice to become efficient at throwing and creating balanced, beautiful pieces.