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WHEEL THROWN ASSIGNMENT

WHEEL THROWN ASSIGNMENT . ADVANCED CERAMICS/JEWELRY II. OBJECTIVES:. TO BECOME PROFICIENT IN THE TECHNIQUES OF WHEEL THROWING-wedging, centering, making the well, making the floor of the pot, raising the wall, finishing and trimming, glazing and embelishing .

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WHEEL THROWN ASSIGNMENT

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  1. WHEEL THROWN ASSIGNMENT ADVANCED CERAMICS/JEWELRY II

  2. OBJECTIVES: • TO BECOME PROFICIENT IN THE TECHNIQUES OF WHEEL THROWING-wedging, centering, making the well, making the floor of the pot, raising the wall, finishing and trimming, glazing and embelishing. • COMPLETE A SERIES OF FOUR MATCHING PIECES • PREPARE A VISUAL PRESENTATION OF YOUR RESEARCH AND POTTERY.

  3. CEREMONIAL OR PRACTICAL FUNCTION • BACKGROUND RESEARCH IN CERAMICS USING THE PERIODICALS AND SEARCH THE INTERNET FOR IDEAS FOR YOUR ASSIGNMENT • SOME IDEAS…CANOBIC JARS, JAPANESE TEA BOWL, HAWAIIAN TIKI MUGS, CANISTERS…OR YOUR OWN IDEA WITH DISCUSSION AND INSTRUCTOR APPROVAL

  4. CANOBIC JARS USED BY ANCIENT EYGPTIANS IN THE MUMMIFICATION PROCESS TO PRESERVE THE VISCERA OF THEIR OWN ORGANS FOR THE AFTERLIFE.

  5. JAPANESE TEA SERVICE CALLED THE “WAY OF TEA” A CEREMONY TO PRESENT THE “MATCHA” A POWDERED GREEN TEA.

  6. TIKI MUGS SCUPTURAL DRINKWARE DEPICTING MALAYSIAN, POLYNESIAN, AND MICRONESIAN CULTURAL.

  7. CANISTERS EARTHENWARE CONTAINERS

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