What is a spying pot?
PINCH Pot is a type of handmade pot. Pinch pots have been made for centuries and are among the simplest types of ceramics that can be created. For this reason, archaeologists suspect that pipe pots are probably one of the oldest forms of ceramics and support sufficient evidence in historical places. Flowers with a pinch continue to produce potters today at all levels of skills, from beginners who are just starting to explore clay, to experienced professionals who like to play with the form and style of a bit. Eliminate air pockets. The clay must also be moist, so it can be processed with water or slipping to ensure that the clay is not dry and crumbly when it is operated on a pinch pot.
As soon as it has been incorporated and the clay ball has been created, Potter pushes the finger into the center of the ball and creates a small hole. Then it presses on the sides, constantly turns the ball to extend the hole, thinned the sides and slowly formed a pot. Many potters like to push their pinch potsIt is on a flat surface in their work, to ensure that the pot has a uniform bottom of the level so that it is not unstable. Talented potters closed can create a very uniform, smooth pot with parties that can even ignite at the top.
As soon as a pinch pot has been created, it can further be burned and shaped using tools if it is desirable, or it can be bisqued before glazing and burning. Hands Pinch may vary in size and function widely, from small fine festive pots to massive pots designed for storing water or grains. Depending on how the spying pot is formed, it can become a deep bowl, a wide plate, a grooved, or anything in between, and a pinch pot can be decorated with engraved or persecuted patterns or painted patterns.
In addition to creating in normal state, they can also be manipulated into animals, musical instruments and other forms. For example, ocarinas are often created using the clamping technique and a flower potE can also be used to create support leather or string arrangement to create stringed tools.
In the production of pots with a pinch, the important thing is that air pockets can cause ceramics to explode when it is fired, as well as extremely uneven pieces, such as very strong pots with small, fine handles that could break during the shooting. For this reason, it is important to maintain a piece as much as possible and avoid creating air pockets; If you suspect that the dipped pot has air pockets, they should be pierced to allow air leakage, or start again after the clay verification.