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Ceramics Coil Construction

This document discusses ceramic coil construction and the clay drying process. It outlines three main types of clay used - earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain - and describes the five stages of clay drying: wet, leatherhard, bonedry, bisque, and glazed. The leatherhard stage is noted as the best time to carve clay without misshaping it, and bisque ware is defined as clay that has been fired once to become brick hard. Glazed pots are also mentioned, with glaze described as a glassy substance fused onto the surface of pottery.

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Ceramics Coil Construction

This document discusses ceramic coil construction and the clay drying process. It outlines three main types of clay used - earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain - and describes the five stages of clay drying: wet, leatherhard, bonedry, bisque, and glazed. The leatherhard stage is noted as the best time to carve clay without misshaping it, and bisque ware is defined as clay that has been fired once to become brick hard. Glazed pots are also mentioned, with glaze described as a glassy substance fused onto the surface of pottery.

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CERAMICS

BY
COIL CONSTRUCTION
ART I

Types of Clay/ plasticity( moldability)

Earthenware Clays
Stoneware Clays
Porcelain

Clay Drying
Stage:
1,2,3,4
1.Wet
2.Leatherhar
d
3.Bonedry
4.Bisque
5.Glazed

Leather
hard: stiff
but has
moisture
so best
stage to
carve w/o
misshapin

Bisque
ware:
Fired once so
it is brick
hard

Glazed pot:
Glaze: glassy
substance
fused on to
the surface of
pottery

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