1st Edition of "Ceramics and Pottery Dictionary", covering over 2000 words, and their meaning through various topics.

This reference book delves into the world of ceramics and pottery. It covers essential topics such as Glazing, Handbuilding, and Wheel Throwing, providing readers with a clear understanding of these fundamental aspects of ceramic artistry. The dictionary categorizes terms and includes subcategories for each topic, accompanied by detailed descriptions. This resource is invaluable for ceramic enthusiasts, students, and professionals, offering a wealth of knowledge to enhance their understanding and practice of the craft.

Glazing: Glazing is the process of applying a glass-like coating to pottery to add color, texture, and protection. Different techniques, such as underglazing and overglazing, achieve distinct decorative effects.

Handbuilding: Handbuilding is a pottery technique that involves shaping clay by hand, without the use of a potter's wheel. Various methods, including pinch pots, coil building, and slab building, allow for diverse forms and designs.

Wheel Throwing: Wheel throwing is a pottery technique that utilizes a spinning wheel to shape clay. Key steps include centering, pulling to create the vessel's form, and trimming to refine and finish the piece.